Sentence examples for is more detached from inspiring English sources
Communication remains, but it is more detached.
Our god mode God, Dr Ford, is more detached than Bolton-level evil.
He spent the next three years trying to discover what happened to his son and is obsessed with the returnees; Diana is more detached and skeptical of his professionalism.
Right now, I'm more detached from the book.
It was more detached — the gel, the wash was gone.
To be sure, some countries, like Mexico, where a vast majority of trade is with the United States, have been more detached.
College students today are more detached from their peers than ever before.
American populism is a little different because it's more detached from that.
To me, it's more believable when Lizzie kills her Dad, because it's more detached, inevitable.
These functions seem to be more detached from the patients than the more self-involving functions, e.g., to get rid of bad feelings, which may lead to a less valid answer.
Angle behaves quite similarly to a projecting clause and is more semantically detached from the main clause compared with other types of circumstance (e.g. manner) (see Chen 2016 for comparison between English and Chinese in this respect).
