detachedly

In front of the mirror I detachedly examined my body.

We observe Runa detachedly, as if he were a rare specimen.

David Cameron's lectures from the sidelines of Europe's crisis, if listened to at all, are heard only with irritation on what Sir Mervyn King detachedly referred to as "the continent" on Wednesday.

One or two exchanged glances; a lifted eyebrow was answered by a smile; but the conversation went on just the same until the officer nearest the door withdrew detachedly.

"Rather a strange subject we seem to be on for mealtime, don't we?" she remarked detachedly to Grace.