Sentence examples for is a detachment from inspiring English sources

"Russell Brand?" "Good question mate it is definitely adversal there is a detachment and people are detached," said Brand, his delivery more staccato and nervy than usual.

There is a detachment in photographs of Prokofiev.

This is a detachment from electoral reality at least on the level of Ron Paul.

Hunting them down is a detachment of soldiers led by Captain Vidal, brilliantly played by the handsome, menacing Sergi Lopez, best known in this country for playing the psychopathic killer in Dominik Moll's Harry, He's Here To Help and the evil head porter of a London hotel in Stephen Frears's Dirty Pretty Things.

"If crisis remains for way too long, it could affect us," Thees says, "but for right now what we have is a detachment between what we have in the startup ecosystem and the macro-economy.

What it demonstrates is a detachment from real social justice issues that Americans face - or historical facts for that matter.

There's a detachment in the sprawl".

"There's a detachment that you need as a writer.

"There's a detachment in society about this".

Among UK squads in Kabul at that time were a detachment of the Coldstream Guards.

He said: "There seems to be a detachment from ordinary people's lives in the Westminster village.