Sentence examples for wholly detached from inspiring English sources

She was not, however, wholly detached from the event.

The political wing of the progressive project in England has become almost wholly detached from the imaginative wing.

Being rational is not a wholly detached capacity, examining the phenomena of the world from a distance, but a set of skills for finding our way around in the physical world.

For example, governmental restrictions on carbon emissions are repeatedly referred to as restrictions that "artificially constrain" the burning of fossil fuels, as if such restrictions are wholly detached from any earth-bound reality.

I still remember Benton's masterful "Public Policy Polling is being secretly controlled by Barack Obama" fundraising gambit, which while wholly detached from reality, still seemed like a pretty effective way to get the GOP base all het up and predisposed toward sending some folding money McConnell's way.

Replicates where algae became wholly detached were not included in the analysis because we could not be sure that detachment was due to herbivory.

I felt completely detached.

Even the most austerely detached of historians cannot wholly avoid ethical judgement.

Detached, detached.

Each is oddly detached.

He detached mentally.