He was courteous always, But aloof, remote.
Men were ordered to be aloof on camera.
I think many began getting more aloof as graduation approached.
Nearly all of them kept aloof from such doctrines.
Yet taking on Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg might soften his aloof image.
We expect courts to have an aloof and slightly intimidating atmosphere.
But there's a fine line between being independent and acting aloof and detached.
Later on, Hareton tries to start a friendship with Cathy but, because of his previous neglect, remains aloof.
Then I waited a couple of days and crafted a Posting that was equal parts flirty, funny, and aloof.
A hard weight with glossy surfaces, it kept aloof from the animal warmth of my leather wallet.
They will want changes not only to the Tory message but also to his rather aloof style of leadership.
Financial analysts, who helped to push Mr Kindler's arrogant and aloof predecessor from his post, cheered the new openness.
Some see him as too young and inexperienced for a dangerous world; others find him unattractively self-regarding and aloof; still others question his patriotism.
a.) When meeting strangers don’t be an open book right away. Don’t be aloof or a snob, get his/her name and other stuff about the person.
She ACTS aloof from Heathcliff who briefly tries to smarten himself up to impress her but fails, throwing apple sauce over Edgar.
On the campaign in recent weeks he has tried to revive the electricity he generated in his presidential campaign, but the man who inspired voters in 2008 now strikes many as professorial and aloof.
Heathcliff does not allow Linton any medical help and he dies. Later on, Hareton tries to start a friendship with Cathy but, because of his previous neglect, remains aloof.
"Respect spirits while keeping aloof from them, that may be called wisdom. In a word, the Master dismissed the discussion of extraordinary forces and disturbing spirits. Under his influence the Chinese people take even their religion philosophically. "
She was really but a child, fresh, vivacious and aloof; it seemed that she always shook off every unpleasant thought with a liveliness that was, at once, charming, ingenuous and roguish.
Then, like an episode of "Lost", there is the side-story: Obama not showing enough rage; Obama not visiting the coast in a timely fashion; Obama, our overly aloof President.
