Sentence examples for some detachments from inspiring English sources

The Kehl garrison consisted of one battalion of the 24th Demi-brigade and some detachments of the 104th under command of Balthazar Alexis Henri Schauenburg.

Some detachment is observed and reflected in detached cells X det.

Coogan looks at him with some detachment.

Mrs. Graebner observed all this, and everything else at Kalamazoo, with some detachment.

The Christian ethic therefore demanded some detachment from society, which in some cases made for economic difficulties.

It is also a story that Konrad can now tell with some detachment, knowing more or less how it ends.

Benjamin, a still boyish 51 despite his cropped snowy hair, looks back at that time with some detachment now.

Although Parker handles the current-day investigation with some detachment, he puts a lot of heart into the 30-year-old mystery.

This tension leads to the second part of the paradox: We need to engage intellectually and emotionally with suffering, but we simultaneously need some detachment from outcomes.

The presence of mind to understand our own emotions in the face of much suffering is key to creating some detachment.

He said then that however happy their childhoods were, perhaps having a sense of otherness – or, for some, detachment – helped them observe better how human beings tick.