aloof

I became less aloof from the life of the place.

And still she held part of herself aloof from him.

I gave him my aloof professional look and said nothing.

Other teams saw the aloof approach as taking the high ground.

He had kept himself the most aloof from the crisis so far.

His voice was cool now, just a step away from aloof.

Despite his executive position, he does not hold himself aloof.

And I expected a cold, aloof woman who would never risk her heart, he thought.

Not that she was cold or aloof, far from it.

So you have to learn to be aloof to some degree.

She began to be aloof, seeing herself as if from five feet away.

She kept aloof from all the girls who had also been at the party.

They were his best friends, he said, tough, aloof black kids.

We have all seen of late how aloof he holds himself.

If possible, he seemed to have grown even more aloof.

He is aloof and has no interest in having a relationship with his aunt.

"He was not aloof, which you see a lot of times today."

Sweden has long seemed aloof from the rest of the world.

At times, he seemed aloof to many state Democratic party politicians.

He did not resist, but part of him seemed aloof.

It is increasingly difficult for social workers to stand aloof.

She was considered by most of us as somewhat aloof.

These remained aloof, though I talked to many of them.

And Darwin was just as aloof, if not more so.

He says I have an aloof and almost cruel looking face.