detached way
detached manner

In a detached way, she knew what was happening to her.

But it would certainly change their detached way of thinking about the conflict.

"She is quite pretty, but there are others," he said in his detached way.

"It allows us to see our own behavior in a detached way," she said.

"Almost being killed is a detached way of saying it.

I wondered, in a cold, detached way, if she was going to die.

I just remember thinking in a strangely detached way, That's two; the third will probably kill me.

The gunslinger thought in a detached way that the light was good.

He could even know, in a detached way, that the scenery was magnificent.

The thought occurred to him in a detached way, and he regretted it.

So, in a mild, detached way, I should be sorry to destroy the women along with the men.

In that comfortable, detached way a human could love a robot, she had loved him.

Joe wondered if there was a reason for acting in this detached way.

Very definitely someone who had known the better things of life, and I wondered, in a strange, detached way, what her story was.

Rather it should be enjoyed in a detached way.

I just stared for a few moments, noting details in a sort of detached way.

It also allows him to view the financial actions, procedures and decisions in a detached way.

He thought a while, and went on in the same detached way, "It was luck, at first.

"His word," Donnelly said, but in a completely detached way.

She spoke of their time together in the same detached way she talked about her childhood.

"I would suspicion salvation got from the devil," she said in a slow detached way.

But in a strange, detached way that freed me. '

She looks magnificent, thought Spock in a detached way.

He was impressed by their discipline and, in a strangely detached way, found himself admiring them.

In a strange, detached way, he knew he was enchanted, but did not care.

He had never been able to make love in a cool or detached manner.

She saw in a detached manner that one of his front teeth was gold.

This other individual had behaved in a wildly detached manner.

He listened to the news from time to time in a detached manner, without great interest.

He was impervious to criticism and would speak about his music in a detached manner, as if it were by another.

He realized in a detached manner that someone was hitting him in the face.

Curious, come to think of it, the detached manner in which Denise discusses her most ultimate problems.

Moving away from people is characterized by people who behave in a detached manner.

At these meetings viewpoints were expressed in a suitably detached manner.

"Not always the first to know when labor commences," Greta said in a very calm, almost detached manner.

There was a sympathetic silence, and then Poirot spoke in a detached manner.

She had tried to be hard and grasping, tried to deal with this in a sophisticated, detached manner.

In a thoroughly detached manner it was flaunting itself in the air.

Josh leaned back against a sturdy tree and, in a detached manner, watched his hands shake.

She could watch and assist in a very detached manner as doctors pieced torn bodies back together.

My function is to lay before you, in a logical and detached manner, the fruits of my experience.

He faced death calmly, not as a samurai was supposed to, with courage, but in a completely detached manner.

'He has a very detached manner and will stop at nothing to achieve his aim as events have shown.

Grun had lectured with the detached manner of a scientist.

The stranger spoke, in her curiously distinct, detached manner of one who must think her speech first.

"This case," he said in a detached manner, "will be found, I suspect, to be rather unique.

I sipped genteelly, then handed the bottle back, noting in a rather detached manner that it was more than half empty.

"Vulcans do the same," he said, "albeit in a more detached manner.

Lisa puzzled at the woman sitting across from her in the front seat as she spoke almost tonelessly in a detached manner.

The poem uses free verse to describe the death of a soldier in a detached manner common among reductionist poets.