Sentence examples for quite detached from from inspiring English sources

The applause was sustained and prolonged and quite detached from the race in which on more exuberant days the hero had made history and won the hearts of a people.

Weinstein suggest that the conflicts and drama that are the making of reality TV are quite detached from reality.

"When you're there, when you're hanging about, you feel quite detached from musical movements or fashions or anything like that.

The traditional role of a pharmacist predominantly involved the dispensing of medications in both hospital and community settings; consequently the pharmacist was quite detached from other healthcare professionals.

All the more reason for trying to find the author, whom none of us can quite detach from Gulliver in his final dark enlightenment, realising that he is but a Yahoo: sly, vicious and lecherous.

"It makes people who are working from home feel not quite so detached from the organization," Green says.

Some are so totally character-driven and show-specific that you can't quite detach them from their original context.

"He did describe himself as quite socially alienated, detached from other people," Professor Schretlen added.

As it is, this biography is probably best imagined as a kind of supplementary text to À La Recherche, which is neither quite bolted on to the masterwork nor entirely detached from it.

Rather than being an easily describable phenomenon, or feeling categorically unhappy or worried, there was often an underlying feeling of something not being quite right or feeling out of character and somehow detached from their own life.

He seems somehow detached from the whole year, as if not quite believing it all happened to him.