Sentence examples for about how distant from inspiring English sources

ALASKANS like to talk about how distant the rest of America feels.

No one, on the left or right, has much to say about how distant the benefits system is from our ongoing skills crisis, and the idea that people who cannot find work may well be in need of training and education, rather than incessant nudges towards the bottom of the labour market.

However, the recent demonstration that inhaled formaldehyde does not move past the nasal epithelium to reach distant sites (Lu et al., 2010a, 2010b; Moeller et al., 2010; Swenberg et al., 2010) raises questions about how distant site effects might occur.

I'm sad that for new generations growing up listening to the radio, the name Choice FM will be but a distant echo in their ears as older generations reminisce about how it used to be.

Yet up against the hope, no matter how distant, of medical cures for devastating diseases, the traditional appeals about the sanctity of life and the warnings about a slippery slope toward human manipulation have gained little traction.

But with each new revelation about human mismanagement, it gets harder to find a spot on earth, no matter how distant or inhospitable, that doesn't come with muddy footprints on it.

How distant did 2001 seem?

"How distant the goal is another matter".

Tells about his difficult last visit with his parents just before he went into the Army, and how distant he felt from them.

How distant now the world of Timothy seems.

How distant is this Apollo from the one in Aeschylus?