Sentence examples for little detached from inspiring English sources

He is agreeable, ironic, a little detached.

A. You have to be a little detached.

They have similarly serene personalities that sometimes make them seem a little detached.

Understandably, he sometimes seems a little detached, lost in his thoughts.

And I find the Jefferson elegant but a little detached, like the American Sphinx himself.

He is amiable but a little detached, with steely-blue eyes that only occasionally settle on you.

These cells do not appear to die via anoikis, as only little detachment takes place (Fig. 4A), however the small number of detached cells are dead as assessed by ethidium homodimer uptake.

"It was a type of game where, because Leicester ask questions in behind your defence, you can sometimes get a little bit detached," said Irvine after Berahino spent most of the game isolated up front.

She describes herself both as someone who feels things deeply but is "a little emotionally detached", the latter partly due to her religious upbringing.

Obama was a little more detached.

Just the process of a writer moving away from his earlier work, and the writer's mind becoming a little more detached from that work.