Sentence examples for the detachment which from inspiring English sources

Probably the circumstances of his early life contributed something to the detachment which enabled him to see the universe from the viewpoint of an observer in distant space.

Several men left the detachment, which then moved toward Lisina where they organised a camp and spent some time in military training and political indoctrination.

Having thus successfully extricated themselves, the Athenians sailed back to Greece, joined by the detachment which had been sent to Egypt.

The detachment, which has fewer than a dozen members, is responsible for policing Lower Post, an Indigenous community in northern British Columbia and the location of one of the most notorious Indian Residential Schools.

In response, plans were made to send the Aoba Detachment, which comprised the Army's 4th Infantry Regiment and an artillery company, to Rabi to complete the capture of the airfield.

In bacteria, this enzyme has been reported to destroy the cell detachment, which is the key process in biofilm formation [ 44].

The pressing time is determined by a big enough hardness to prevent the surfaces detachment, which may represent a well cured bond line and present a high wood failure percentage [11, 12].

Ingmar Bergman once spoke of "the subtle detachment which often exists between Max and my madmen," and that subtlety pays off here, from our first, firelit glimpse of him behind the wing of a velvet armchair.

We suspect that the social detachment which may follow exposure to interpersonal violence may be experienced as loneliness.

In his current Army reserve unit, which is preparing to deploy, Kresge has reported on his own blog that he's been assigned to the rear detachment, which means he's not going.

A parallel can be done in circumstances of posterior segment inflammation: the inflammation often induces changes or liquefaction of the vitreous body and contributes to the posterior vitreous detachment which realizes the first constraint.