Sentence examples for a bit remote from from inspiring English sources

But, you may be asking, are not all these nudes a bit remote from everyday life, almost too perfect?

IN terms of location, Oxford is something of a wild card -- a bit remote from shopping and cultural activities.

"Somehow the problems of the people were a bit remote from what I experienced in Central Europe," he said, "but still it seemed very appealing".

The synagogue, in a wooded copse a bit remote from the rest of the neighborhood's low apartment buildings, burned very quickly and, to judge from the collapsed steelwork, intensely.

The priest, who dismissed recent controversy surrounding Mr. Jackson by noting that "he has been cleared of all charges" of child molestation, went on to say: "As a celebrity he is perhaps a bit remote from the teachings contained in the Pope's prayers.

The island is a bit remote from the US so pack snacks -- you might have a long wait for a connecting flight.

So I apologize if I seemed a bit remote.

About the worst that can be said of Doc Roper is that he always seemed a bit remote.

2. Venture farther afield Reputable rental companies make it clear when a property is a bit remote.

"It's not a very popular area and a bit remote.

Based upon a Pulitzer Prize-winning play, it has humor and pathos that feels genuine if sometimes a bit remote.