Her artistry 'recalls the close attention and cool detachment of a psychoanalyst', sessions in which not every question should be asked.

Cool detachment and emotional distance are recurring themes.

Her characters are almost case studies; her artistry in creating and observing them recalls the close attention and cool detachment of a psychoanalyst.

Yet, throughout the book, she displays a cool detachment.

Analyse these with cool detachment.

The symptoms were identical - a sense of emotional detachment, sleepiness, increased urination, vomiting, impaired vision.

While that leads to a certain emotional detachment, it also helps her remain scrupulously fair-minded.

Granted, their inertia and emotional detachment are partly the point — but their lives aren't just complicated, they're almost non-existent.

She shared his charm, his emotional detachment and his determination.

Emotional detachment and apathy helped him through a difficult family life but sabotage his chances as an adult.

Meanwhile, the sons sit around bantering with ironic detachment in a bedsit.

From a doorway on the edge of the picture plane, the diminutive artist looks on the scene with ironic detachment.

But they never lost a sense of ironic detachment towards her, even as they recognised her greatness.

But one would hope that when recollecting his emotions in freedom and safety, he might bring some ironic detachment to bear on his own bombast.

Her soothing voice can drip with ironic detachment.

The military detachment fired teargas at the crowds, forcing many to retreat.

Battered by the wind and waves, they are largely infertile and uninhabited except for a small military detachment and a few lighthouse keepers.

One lookout altered both the local fire brigade and the military detachment at the nearby airfield and dispatched to find the downed pilots.

Banging on the cloister drum, they gave orders in a loud voice, and in doing so, gave the impression that there was a large military detachment present.

The movement was, shortly afterwards, suppressed by a military detachment of the municipal guard that remained loyal to the government, resulting in 40 injured and 12 casualties.

Some land will be freed when the riot police detachment leaves the fort.

At one point, it served as the headquarters of a police detachment.

He was a sawmill worker and milkman before joining a police detachment.

A few minutes later, a police detachment arrests every one of the criminals.

The local police detachment, which had been holed up within a waterfront barracks, was forced to take refuge in a nearby high school due to the storm surge.

This can cause bleeding within the eye, retinal detachment or, in severe cases, damage to the optic nerve and blindness.

Problems are normally linked to infection after surgery, retinal detachment or swelling in the back of the eye.

Since you're noticing them more, have an optician's check-up to rule out the unlikely possibility of retinal detachment, but otherwise don't worry.

This reduces the risk of retinal detachment in those who have tears from around 1:3 to 1:20.

Retinal detachment requires immediate medical attention, as it can easily cause blindness.

Some managers base a career on a cold-blooded sense of detachment.

I pray for that sense of detachment, of trust.

This time, there's a lightness of touch and a sense of detachment.

It captures both the clarity with which the protagonist views old friends and familiar settings, and his ominous sense of detachment from them.

The heads are seen as hovering in time and space, conveying a sense of detachment.