Sentence examples for otherwise detached from inspiring English sources

By now, for better or worse, we've become inured to the sight of fashion models who appear menacing or dazed or drugged or otherwise detached from reality (Style, March 25).

The moment in which Lin Xue confronts her husband with the incriminating pictures and goes ballistic suggests the division between tradition and modernity in a drama that seems otherwise detached from the social implications of its characters' behavior.

By way of storytelling, Open Our Eyes: Seeing the Invisible People of Homelessness, makes the homeless community accessible to those of us who are otherwise detached.

That belief becomes harder to sustain during a severe downturn.As a last resort, the OECD suggests governments create jobs in the public sector for workers who might otherwise become detached from the labour market.

Furthermore, it was found that pores of the CNT structure served as an anchor that retained the Ag material that was otherwise readily detached from the substrate.

There is something more written than spoken about a line like "You stay detached, otherwise that's what I'll do to your retinas," and, whether or not Tucker is pleased with himself, the movie is undoubtedly all too pleased with Tucker.

You had to do that otherwise you made yourself detached from the story.

Otherwise, the modifier dangles, detached from its referent, creating awkwardness, confusion or even comedy.

After 9 days, approximately 3,000 buildings (out of a total of 127,947 initially damaged) were still waiting for assistance and temporary fixes to shattered roofs and windows, while a similar number still required assistance a further week later (as a number of tarpaulins became detached or otherwise ineffective).

Theology ought not to be detached from its end, otherwise it becomes purely cerebral, speculative, something that merely "flits in the brain".

Otherwise it risks becoming an artform increasingly detached from contemporary culture.