Sentence examples for somehow detached from inspiring English sources

But I kept going, mind somehow detached from body, and crossed the finish line.

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

Out here, like it or not, we are all Warholians, immersed in a common chaos of signs, gadgets, and sensations, and somehow detached from it, too.

I think when we look back at the classical music of this period, the early 21st-century, it has become somehow detached from its cultural and political roots.

But Lila is self-destructive too, and given to odd fugues, in which she feels herself to be somehow detached from her surroundings.

Reaching 100 points, with the rest of the competition ground into dust, was impressive, but it was also somehow detached, abstract: a mountain rising, sheer and inexplicable, out of a desert.

To think that abstraction is superior to it is an idea that comes straight out of Kant, who thought that we could somehow detach ourselves from emotional responses to art and view it with "disinterested interest", with an analytical approach that distanced the work from the viewer.

In our minds this symbol of nuclear Armageddon has somehow become detached from the weapon's deadly efficacy.

Miller's somehow became detached from her bike in the 2015 race, the only such incident among more than 800 competitors.

It is almost a cliché to say that to be an artist you have somehow to detach yourself from the business of life, but this is what Neel did.

Many aspects of Thaksinomics, including cheap health care and state aid for poor rural villagers, were highly popular, and the military government is having to continue such policies while seeking somehow to detach the Thaksin label from them.Then there have been embarrassing climbdowns.