She also brought one new upholstered chair, the Cornelius, a Napoleon III-era adaptation with a high, rolled back and rolled arms that stand detached from the back ($2,615 plus fabric).
At the Treasury, which stands somewhat detached from the day-to-day bustle of many other departments, that approach may have worked.
… Chandrasekaran stands back, detached and collected, from his subject but his reader is left gobsmacked, right in the middle of it".
And you O my soul where you stand, Surrounded, detached, in measureless oceans of space, Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing,—seeking the spheres to con- nect them ; Till the bridge you will need be form'd, till the ductile anchor hold ; Till the gossamer thread you fling catch somewhere, O my soul.
The technique developed naturally from Elizabethan embroidery, in which petals or leaves, for example, were occasionally made to stand out by means of detached buttonhole stitches.
Its solution, a "social" photo frame that can be detached from its stand and used like a tablet, is currently mid-Kickstarter campaign, hoping to raise $75,000 in total, with early backers in the U.S. picking up the device for $189.
Although it was horribly painful to stand motionless for so long, she remained detached from her discomfort by studying the trees and clouds visible through the studio window.
I simply detached the camera from its stand and started pointing it at various things.
Landscapes stand on their own as they are detached from the characters' emotions and gain a new function as a place to escape from the constraints of court life.
The house itself was detached in every sense: it stood alone at the bottom of a long and leafy lane, away from the surrounding estates and with a sprawling, beautifully unmanageable garden that I can't imagine existing in London.
