aloofness造句

In the materialistic age of desire, elegance is also a way to maintain your aloofness.

Their confident nature may now just be aloofness and self-centredness.

To look at life in a peaceful and meticulous way, to tolerate hardships, to transcend hardships, to live a calm, aloofness and magnanimity of life.

When viewed singly in art museums the chilly aloofness of a Bronzino portrait holds the viewer's gaze, conveying power, ferocity, indifference and invulnerability.

In the final analysis, fear should not be an excuse for our refusal to learn and aloofness is not reason for us to avoid the renewal.

Their arrogance, or anger or aloofness, are the things that reside in you as potentials, which is why you are so fiercely struggling against them.

Not only in poetry, but in all art, the mind of the artist must attain a certain degree of aloofness — the creator within man must be allowed the sole control.

Objecting to the tenderness and aloofness of humor and the vulgarism of humor, Lu Xun advocated a new concept of humor to criticize the reality, improve the work, and enliven life.