Sentence examples for member detached from inspiring English sources

For the most part the songs were written while the group was on its first sustained break in a couple of years, when each band member detached a bit from the scene that had originally sustained them.

One of the challenges for the union is the perception that its members are too detached from the real world, in a Sir Humphrey-like bubble.

The perception that Britain has become a semi-detached member, and perhaps fully detached if Mr Cameron's gamble of holding an in-or-out referendum in 2017 goes wrong, is hard to argue with.

The boat, with five crew members on board, reportedly detached from the fifth deck of the Harmony of the Seas during a training exercise and fell 10 metres (30ft) into the water.

Mr. Jarba's coalition suffered a blow this week when about a dozen rebel groups inside Syria issued a statement repudiating their ties with the coalition, asserting that its members, living in exile, were detached from the bitter fighting inside Syria.

However, the Sicilian party was able to join all the neutral cardinals and probably detached also some members of the imperial faction.

For example, leaders should put late night emails in the "draft box" to be sent during normal work hours to allow team members to psychologically detach from the office and recover from the workday stress.

Mohr observed, "Family members say he seemed frustrated and detached.

2 After the end of the liberation war in 1991, the former members of the rebel army were detached to different branches of the new-built regular military forces.

"The journalist who is not detached in fact he was almost an honorary member, or a dishonored member of the the Oakland Hells Angels". .

In the process, however, some observers caution that the board members run the risk of becoming too detached from district operations if they rely too heavily on appointed administrators and midlevel managers to make all decisions.