Sentence examples for perfectly detached from inspiring English sources
And the look of perfectly detached boredom on his face as he did it will haunt me until I die.
To be perfectly honest, the dour and detached Dalgliesh, suffering loner (young wife tragically dead in childbirth years ago, along with baby son), might enjoy a change of scene.
His ascendancy, thereafter, was perfectly designed to detach him from reality - and reality, then, included the Dirty War and the terror and the 30,000 desaparecidos [disappeared].
(Anderson) ★ Hot Chip (Tuesday) Spiky bass and terse, detached vocals primed these British dance punks perfectly for the electronic dance music explosion that hit squarely during their rise.
There are others who would look at the pictures of hotel accommodations currently making the rounds (detached shower curtains, filthy water) and say that it fits perfectly.
The last line in Badger's foreword to the 2010 reprint of The Last Resort sums it up perfectly: "He has a way of looking at the world that is clinically detached, sceptical to a degree, sharply humorous, yet humanistically engaged".
Once Jesus is established as a shorthand figure for the perfectly compassionate man, talking about what Jesus would have done or not gets entirely detached from history.
Brodsky's poems, then, form what feels like an almost continuous account of a profoundly detached -- and by implication wounded -- sensibility filtering the world, beholding its startling manifestations with a perfectly alienated gaze.
