Sentence examples for overly detached from inspiring English sources
The woman's presence exposes a tangle of rage and confused sexuality in this all-male household, but in the end she decides to stay with the father and his two sons after having accepted their sexual overtures without protest from her overly detached husband.
One hundred years ago, Arthur Balfour, the overly detached Tory who succeeded his uncle Lord Salisbury as prime minister (1902-5), wastillll an MP, yet to become foreign secretary (1916-19) in the war-winning Lloyd George coalition and was still in cabinet until 1929 – a year before his death at 81.
This would help in ensuring that children develop sufficiently individuated senses of selves without becoming overly detached, which in turn helps to eradicate common gender stereotypical behaviours.
Moreover, for overly detached - male - GPs it might be more difficult to create a relationship with a patient, which may in the end influence the provision of care.
Distancing involves not becoming overly focused on the stressor, being detached, and accepting the situation [ 38].
A wimp, of course, a child tied too tightly to his mother's apron strings, overly sensitive, incapable of detaching, ready to "run to mama" at the slightest hint of adversity.
If this sounds overly alarmist or polemical, think again: Mr. Manolopoulos backs up his analysis with cool, detached facts.
The boxes he made for his favorite actresses are, in their way, better Pop art than any Pop art properly so called — more connected to the real spell that popular culture casts on an American mind, which is not detached (an emotion that the Pop artists had to work for) but overly invested, finding more in Shirley MacLaine than Shirley MacLaine can quite supply.
The hazards of a stake-holder convention which is overly-detached from conventional decision-making leads to a discourse that never successfully confronts the value controversies which the stake-holder convention is charged to resolve.
