Sentence examples for too detached from inspiring English sources

Has Forbes been too detached?

If anything, he is too detached.

The political class is too detached.

The whole exercise is too detached from context.

If it becomes too detached then it will not be able to influence the necessary changes.

The European commission is often criticised for being too detached from popular sentiment and preoccupation.

Some say the schools have become too scientific, too detached from real-world issues.

He isn't, as some have charged, a sadist: he's too detached.

So the dancers try alternative ways of focusing without getting too detached from one another.

As a campaigner, Mr. Obama has had to learn not to be too detached.

Bardacke thinks Chávez and the UFW leadership and staff were too detached from the membership.