Sentence examples similar to indifferent detachment from inspiring English sources
With its "cool, calm rationality," its ability to liberate people "from the strictures and conventions of the ordinary," its aura of detachment ("plain, balanced, perfect; and indifferent"), even its standing witness to a rape, "silent and reserved, observing impassively," the haughty glass room strikes an irritating note in an otherwise satisfying tale.
Instead, Dean has a reserve born of his New England home, a detachment that often can make him seem indifferent to his most fervent supporters.
Such a chilling level of detachment also demonstrated the fact many of these same people are perversely hostile or, at the very least, callously indifferent to the level of political, social, cultural and economic indignities that too many poor and disenfranchised people, particularly those who are back and brown, have had to and still continue to endure on a regular basis.
"The governments are indifferent.
Liberals were indifferent.
Nonchalant, indifferent service.
