Sentence examples for relatively detached from from inspiring English sources

Kyle Casey remains in contact with his teammates and watches Harvard's games when they are televised, but he has remained relatively detached from the team.

Maybe it's because he has lived in 26 homes in his 17 years or because he has spent much of his life on the road with his father, but with the exception of his family, his dog and a handful of friends -- mostly professional skateboarders and musicians 10 years his senior -- Jack remains relatively detached from the people and objects that surround him.

And it wasn't because the first couple remain relatively detached from the social life of the nation's capital.

Another former intelligence officer, Paul Pillar, now at Georgetown University, says that none of the material taken during the raid, nor the exploitation of it that has become public knowledge so far, "does anything to refute the prior mainstream view of Bin Laden as primarily a source of ideology and inspiration, and relatively detached in recent years from operational direction and control".

* Following complaints about "fawning" coverage from the anti-monarchy group Republic, the BBC agreed to ensure its coverage of tomorrow's events is relatively detached.

Mr. Cheney related these details to reporters today in a relatively matter-of-fact manner, his emotions seemingly detached from this latest reminder that he suffered from chronic heart disease.

The predicted probability of being an early school-leaver in France and Sweden is relatively small, independently of the support provided by parents, and almost detached from parental involvement.

Even leadership loyalists grumble that Downing Street and party headquarters can seem haughtily detached from activists, MPs and even whips (they rarely mention voters, who are relatively keen on Mr Cameron).

In order to disperse adequately bubbles in liquids for mass transfer or chemical reaction processes at relatively low gas flow rates under reduced gravity, it is necessary to force bubbles to become detached from nozzles by external forces.

It became detached from people.

He seemed very detached from it all".