Sentence examples for a certain remoteness from from inspiring English sources

He's got ridiculous grandiosity and a certain remoteness from everyday life down pat: this is, after all, a man who proposed to his fiancé by hiring a 45,500-capacity sports stadium and a 50-piece orchestra, who appears on stage rapping from the top of a mountain and conducting a dialogue with a man dressed as Jesus.

That self-assurance tipped into a certain remoteness in Ms. Rojo's performance.

Jonathan Lynn, the British film maker who directed him in Sgt Bilko in 1996, says he detected a certain remoteness in a man who was also, paradoxically, 'a national institution' in the United States.

What we're talking about when we mention "stylized" violence is really more like abstracted violence, violence that's put in a certain environment of remoteness from reality.

There's also a certain chilly remoteness that characterizes Tavares's approach to his fictional world, but the word "objectivity" doesn't really do anything to capture the subtly pervasive weirdness of his work.

I kept a certain distance from him.

"Before Sept. 11, there was a certain science fiction remoteness to the question of life beyond Earth," said Ellen V. Futter, the museum's president.

Kennedy's very celebrity — that which his competitors have most feared and envied — has its drawbacks: it is believed by Kennedy's people to cause a certain sense of remoteness among the voters here.

At a certain level of remoteness, the possibility of error was said to invade the activity of aeons; in most systems, such error was responsible for the creation of the material universe.

The centralising reflexes of a communist past mean deals out of sight and a remoteness from the reality of township life.

It is certain, however, that a static state does not exist; were this manifest it would be the sign of a remoteness from the continuous flow of evolution and innovation.