Sentence examples for sound detached from inspiring English sources

Unlike, say, a Strokes record – where the distortion can sound detached – this is immediate, commanding and hard to ignore.

When I argue with Muslims, I cannot sound detached from rural Malays, like a typical Malay liberal, or sound like Kemal Atatürk.

Keri Alkema, a vivid Donna Elvira in New York City Opera's "Don Giovanni" this past season, initially sounded detached and uncertain as Adalgisa, then showed more security and heat as the evening unfolded.

But the words "that child" sound so detached.

J-Lo (left) sounds fittingly detached from the RedOne production, intoning her lines about dancing the night away like someone in desperate need of a hit.

To my ears, his performances have sometimes sounded too detached and angular, as if the sheer liveliness of his mind, together with his prodigious memory and ear for detail, were making the musicians antsy.

Hitler's own description of events sounds strangely detached, as if spoken from behind a veil.

Rodman sounded strangely detached and casual about the whole thing, as though breaking a penis is only slightly more stressful than breaking a sweat.

The statement sounded oddly detached, thought Kiriam, as if she were talking about somebody else.

But lately, nightcore's influence can be felt outside of its tight-knit community; last year, PC Music's Danny L. Harle called the genre an "intensely emotional" listening experience, one that sounds like digital audio fully detached from human composition, while A.G. Cook placed it alongside J-Pop and K-Pop in a list of PC Music's many infectious influences.

When the president discussed his opponent's tax plan, he sounded lost and detached.