Sentence examples for largely detached from inspiring English sources

Saturday's Centre Court was clearly unsure what to make of it all, and remained largely detached.

Mr. From has retired and is largely detached from its operations.

Still, some argue that these days may represent a test for a generation largely detached from the military.

It's a world of consumption largely detached from consequences, and the processes of production that fill the regimented aisles.

The International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda has been criticized as being hugely expensive, exceedingly slow and largely detached from the country itself.

A lonely few became dissidents, focusing intensely on support from the West, largely detached from everyday life in their own country.

Field Day was created largely to detach Friel's work from the semi-official ambit of the Abbey theatre in Dublin.

The rate constant of force development after shortening, kF, closely resembled kAct as expected, primarily because both techniques measure force production beginning from detached, largely non-cycling states that must progress through an activation transition prior to cycling between force bearing and non-force bearing states.

Yet "Game Change" has almost nothing important to say about this — largely because the authors seem so startlingly detached from the men and women who uproot their lives to run for president or to help others attain the prize.

The Labour Party has largely cut its roots with its working-class base, and many voters feel voiceless and detached from the political process.

Unlike the first and second intifadas, the current wave of violence has remained in essence leaderless, characterised largely by so-called "lone wolf" attacks, often low tech and with those involved both young and often detached from the armed factions.