Sentence examples for very detached from from inspiring English sources
He seemed very detached from it all".
I feel people are very detached from politicians.
Ironically I felt very detached from it even though I lived in East LA, in Hollywood.
"My parents were very detached from their families and very pained by them".
"We're very detached from the actual concerns that come with the rest of the design pipeline," said Van Dijk.
Afghanistan's "national government," Mr. Obama said, "seems very detached from what's going on in the surrounding community".
Marion Miliband is, Benn writes, "very detached politically from David and Edward and she has retained her own political position".
"His initiative is very late, and it is very much detached from what's actually happening on the ground and on the battlefield," said Ahmad Ramadan, a coalition member who is in Turkey.
Impressive, yet set at the far end of a U-bahn line, very much detached from the rest of the city.
The latter are very readily detached from their proper position in the sponge, and may then put out pseudopodia and come to resemble Am b, as has long been known.
