Sentence examples for measure of detachment from inspiring English sources
That puzzle confronts anyone who approaches Christianity with a measure of detachment.
He is generous with his characters, even at their worst, but he also regards them with a measure of detachment as their good intentions go astray and their bad impulses bear terrible fruit.
The title of Mr. Rushdie's new memoir — written, somewhat oddly, in the third person, perhaps to provide himself with a measure of detachment — comes from the alias he assumed when British police told him back in 1989 that he needed a pseudonym: the Joseph comes from Joseph Conrad, the Anton from Anton Chekhov.
Mr. Van Sant, revisiting the city that has been the setting for some of his most personal and challenging work (including "Paranoid Park," "My Own Private Idaho" and "Mala Noche"), directs young actors with enormous sympathy accompanied by just the right measure of grown-up detachment.
To all of these comparisons, add a healthy measure of post-Warholian detachment, and an aesthetic that is unmistakably contemporary.
Therefore, environment control, using more appropriate conservation materials and techniques and replacing those materials used in the early time are the effective measures for the treatment of detachment.
After taking the supernatant for ELISA, the total protein concentration of each well was measured following detachment of the cells with 150 μL CelLytic M (Sigma, Deisenhofen, Germany).
The maximum forces of detachment of each cell were measured and taken as characteristic of the cellular adhesion.
The adhesion of a polyester organic coating was evaluated by the pull-off technique, by measuring the detachment of cross-scratched samples after salt fog chamber testing, or by swelling the organic coating in methyl pyrrolidone.
Such proceedings generate no sense of detachment.
Because I like this position of detachment.
