Sentence examples for a little distant from from inspiring English sources

"We do feel a little distant from everybody," he said.

The traditional paradigm just seems safer: be firm and a little distant from your employees.

"Just trying to create a little background with what might have occurred with that when they became a little distant from their owner towards the end," he said.

Given one of the criticisms that have been aired against Abramson – that she was at times a little distant from the newsroom – it was notable that Baquet stressed in his first speech as executive editor that he would be a regular presence on the newsroom floor.

If this seems a little distant from your everyday experience, the idea that the mind is this "computation at work" is an assumption so embedded in modern neuroscience that it's almost impossible to find anyone arguing for a non-computational science of the brain.

The only time I have seen any GoT the coarseness of the dialogue seemed a little distant from the hygienic image of our own royal family, but then I remembered that eavesdropped conversation between Prince Charles and Camilla many years ago.

Mady seemed a little dismissive, a little distant and detached from the clients and history of the hotel (which, in my opinion, was the beginning of the problem).

It was recorded in a dusty village using only one microphone and the singing voices sound a little distant, as if from the past.

The first president remains a little distant, he said.

But the performances inevitably seemed a little distant.

People envied her, but she felt a little distant.