Sentence examples for its detachments from inspiring English sources

One way, proposed by Mr. Naumann, would be to get serious about the long-proposed but still mostly unbuilt European military rapid reaction force and to deploy some of its detachments to places like Falluja and Sadr City.

Sullivan's raid was well-executed, but it suffered from a shortage of boats to effect the crossing, and one of its detachments was misled by its guide to the front of the enemy position rather than its rear.

The Bond franchise can only maintain its current formula – spectacular violence, bad couture and vanilla sex – if it completes its detachment from reality.

Through the motif of snow, the novel registers its awareness of its detachment from disturbing events; in that way, it qualifies that reserve as a formal decision rather than a statement on the purported unrepresentability of the collapse of civilization (a decision that arguably also opens new avenues for cli-fi avenues that are less specli-fi avenuespocalypthatthareusualess

The Hansard Society says the monarch does not possess any reserve discretionary powers to act as a broker between party leaders in difficult situations: "It is essential for the future of the monarchy that its detachment from the political process is maintained".

Granta's list, like all literary prizes, is an attempt to bypass market imperfections, and is loved and loathed by publishers, who are inclined to dismiss it as irrelevant when they aren't included, and to applaud its detachment and authority when they are.

This one sometimes felt almost surreal in its detachment.

The book is all the more powerful for its detachment.

Otherwise, Ms. Didion's script is poetic in its bluntness, its detachment, its unavoidable truth.

Taken too far, the abstracted, naturalist apocalypse starts to ring false in its detachment.

Its detachment from the hurly-burly of parliamentary politics has only added to its lustre.