Sentence examples for remarkably detached from inspiring English sources
We are surrounded by sea, but remarkably detached from it, though ships still bring us much of what we consume.
Mr. Bush exudes a more retro 1950's youth, one of hijinks and drinking and frat parties, remarkably detached from the Vietnam War or any kind of rebellion or existential angst.
Masaoka frequently wrote of his illness, both in his poems and in such essays as "Byōshō rokushaku" (1902; "The Six-foot Sickbed"), but his work is remarkably detached and almost entirely lacking in self-pity.
I've heard the same tone from a number of senior pharma executives as well; even when trying to assert their belief in people and passion, they manage to do so in a fashion that seems remarkably detached from both.
The Daily Show's report on the "Google Glass Explorers" tales of discrimination went viral because it's insightful, comedic and hugely depressing to watch wealthy, intelligent, successful young people so remarkably detached from real human connection.
But she remains remarkably detached, especially about her husband.
Although such cells displayed severe cytopathic effects and were already partially detached from the culture vessels, the culture viability was remarkably high (>80%) at 6 days post-infection.
The hydrodynamic shear force generated by stirring effectively detached the adhered bacteria, while CP of nutrients was not remarkably affected by the range of stirring rates used in this study.
Remarkably, the TO constitutes the actual gliding motor since isolated TOs recently detached from the cell body retain the ability to move [15] and also provides the guidance system to direct mycoplasma movement [16].
Remarkably, formation of alveoli could be induced within 24 h in attached gels that were detached to float (Fig. 7B).
