Sentence examples for Seems ever more distant from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a solution to the many interlocking disputes seems ever more distant as China in particular seeks to change the facts on the ground and in the sea.It is hard to see in which forum these disputes could be resolved.

He's in the grip of philosophical, moral, and aesthetic abstractions that suck the life out of the life at hand — and as the realization of his film, and of his life's goals, seems ever more distant, his actual life seems even more like an elusive dream, too.

But he is also a teenager, burdened for now with that terribly weighty golden shirt, the squeals of disappointed expectation and a history not just of success but of freedom and creativity and talent in reserve that seems ever more distant with every passing tournament meltdown.

Despite the opposition of some, many Palestinians see the study of Western classical music — part of a broader cultural revival in the West Bank — as a source of hope, a way to connect to the outer world from a hemmed-in and controlled existence, particularly at a time when hope for a Palestinian state seems ever more distant.

He's in the grip of philosophical, moral, and aesthetic abstractions that suck the life out of the life at hand and as the realization of his film, and of his life's goals, seems ever more distant, his actual life seems even more like an elusive dream, too.

The standards have been discussed and researched for years, and TechCrunch has talked about its promise before in 2015 and how that promise seems ever more distant just earlier this year.

But the prospects for mutual agreement seem ever more distant.

The result is to make the public realm seem ever more distant and, it seems, ever more miserable.

But in his personal life -- "whinily single" is how he described it -- his own hopes for marriage seemed ever more distant.

Amid the disagreement, the UN said the prospects of Europe standing together to share the burden of the refugee crisis seemed ever more distant.

What does ring true, however, is his assertion that a driving force from Tahrir Square to Occupy is a redefinition of notions of both what "freedom" means and its relationship to governments that seem ever more distant.