Sentence examples for vast detachment from inspiring English sources

He sees everything from a very great distance and vast detachment, on a planet of his own, and his communications are garbled and frazzled from being transmitted intergalactic distances.

His new book is about this change: the concentrated redevelopment of central Detroit and, crucially, its detachment from the vast majority of the city, which remains impoverished.

Encounters of RNPs with regions of microtubules decorated with static tau23 also led to a reversal in the vast majority of cases, with very few detachments or pauses.

Among modernist masters of the fluid long take are Tarkovsky, Antonioni and Hungary's Miklós Jancsó, whose free-ranging camera moves follow processions, cavalry detachments and the occasional nude across vast landscapes.

Having traversed vast landscapes of race and class, often as a solo traveller, she evinces the discipline and, occasionally, the detachment of an Army brat.

Time and again as one reads Gilmour's biography, one recognizes a kind of community of consciousness between Don Fabrizio and his creator, both of whom shared a resigned complicity with the very changes eroding the foundations of their lives--changes so vast that the only protest they could register against them with any dignity was profound disillusionment tempered with stoic detachment.

Malicious detachment.

A writer's detachment?

His detachment suggests Andy Warhol.

Taylor does emotional detachment.

Detachment is suspect.