Sentence examples for a world removed from inspiring English sources

Such calculations literally seemed half a world removed from the showroom on Wednesday night.

The enormous popularity of Second Lifecom seems a world removed from the New York case.com

Though it abuts the campus, Telegraph Avenue has always seemed a world removed from academia.

So, yes, it's a world removed from reality – a parallel universe.

This is a world removed from his 15th-floor office on New York's Fifth Avenue.

It's brought home to me that he's growing up in a world removed from my own childhood.

Madden considered the characters in The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel to be of "an analogous kind of geographical suspension", which have "entered a strange world removed from their former reality, cut off from their past, where they have to invent a new life for themselves".

And each painting is complex in itself, a little world, removed from us in time and sensibility but — this seems truer of Dutch art than of almost any European art before the late 19th century — still accessible on 21st-century terms.

And given the choice, what would you rather do: see a virtual world removed by your TV screen's array of pixels, or have that world beamed directly into your retinas by wearing it on your face?

VR, so far, is an isolating experience where the user, the player, trades the traditional focus of their eyes and ears for a simulated world removed from our own.

Clearly Hobsbawm owed much of this to his lifelong adherence to Marxism, which in his hands was a subtle and flexible tool for organising and interpreting historical material, a whole intellectual world removed from the rigid doctrinal orthodoxies of the Soviet Academy and its mindless satellites in the other countries of the Warsaw pact.