Sentence examples for natural detachment from inspiring English sources

So now, with his natural detachment, Heaney made a joke.

As we wandered quietly in single file among the well-spaced thorn trees, through shafts of candied morning light, learning why hyena dung is white and how to tell the shoulder height of an elephant by its track, I fancied I could feel myself emerging from my 21st-century cocoon of natural detachment into a fine primordial empathy.

Alveolization of natural stones or detachment of plaster are triggered by the erosive capacity of the wind enhanced by the development of mold and plants induced by the detainment of water and the low solar irradiation.

Gas bubbles evolved in no magnetic field could stay at the nucleation site without any detachments until natural convection (pumping effect) was developed.

An early event in carcinogenesis is loss of polarity and detachment from the natural basement membrane, allowing cells to form distinct three-dimensional (3D) structures that interact with each other and with the surrounding microenvironment.

To describe choroidal findings in dome-shaped macula associated with high myopia using fluorescein angiography (FA), indocyanine green angiography (ICGA), and spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD OCT), and to elucidate the mechanism and natural course of serous retinal detachment (RD) associated with dome-shaped macula.

In addition to interfering with the specific binding to endogenous lectins, the elongated carbohydrate structures and the negative charge of mucins can sterically hinder the interaction of other adhesion molecules, such as cadherins and integrins, and their natural ligands, thus facilitating the detachment of tumour cells from the primary tumour during the process of metastasis.

At the natural reef, rates of full/partial mortalities, detachment and fish herbivory were considerably higher than the nursery values.

The influence of wind on raindrops and subsequent processes of soil detachment and transport on natural soil surfaces is an essential gap of knowledge.

As Hannah tells it, she was not a natural mother; she felt a strange detachment toward her sons from the start and developed more of an emotional connection with the chimpanzees that she worked with at an animal sanctuary.

Counseling the simple and uncomplicated satisfaction of one's natural instincts and desires, Diogenes urges detachment from those things held out by convention to be good.