Sentence examples for just detached from from inspiring English sources

She was raised in East Germany and trained as a scientist; one needed, in that environment, to be clever, not just detached from events, if one didn't want to be compromised.

The present study reveals for the first time that upon hypoxia-induced phosphorylation, p-MAP4 is not just detached from microtubules, but translocated to mitochondria, eliciting a series of mitochondrial events leading to apoptosis.

He's also very good in the passing game – and not just out of the backfield, but detached from the formation, where he can catch bubble screens or short hitches and slants.

"It appears that the plaster just detached itself from the wall," Ms. Wald said, "but we won't really know the extent of the damage until the inspection is completed".

The policy makers who rely on the data zealots are just as detached from the real world of real people.

When he announced the birth of Leo he seemed just as detached from the content of what he was saying as he would be giving any other briefing.

Stewart says he'll need to import new staffers because the existing bunch is just too detached from civic affairs or politically compromised to be outraged about lying officials, lazy bureaucrats or impudent disturbers of the peace: "If Mike Royko showed up in the Times newsroom as a younger man, nobody would take him out for a drink".

"It's very comfortable to say, 'Oh it's Romanian, we don't have that here.' It's very easy, and you just detach yourself from something which is everywhere.

But are they really bringing us closer together, or just detaching us from our surroundings?

Still, the kiss acts like an electric shock throughout my entire body and I know I need physical contact again soon or else my penis might just detach itself from my body.

The same behavior sometimes occurred just before myosin detached from the filament at the end of a trajectory, although detachment of myosin with the labeled head bound was equally likely.