Sentence examples for also distant from from inspiring English sources

He's also like the messenger or chorus in Greek tragedy, who is involved but also distant from the tragic incidents and offers commentary.

Within the limitations of this study, bone strain resulting from dental implant loading was distributed to cortices not only adjacent to but also distant from dental implants.

The phylogroups were also distant from any previously described Bartonella species and genotypes identified in bats from the United Kingdom and Kenya.

The SCRs at the C-terminal end of the 48scFv are also distant from either the binding pocket of F-MuLV or from the binding interface of the 48scFv itself to gp70.

Furthermore, owing to the ubiquitous nature of the glycocalyx, its alterations lead to clinically relevant effects of inflammation also distant from primarily involved organs (that is, 'organ cross-talk' as in acute cardiorenal syndromes, where inflammatory injury to kidneys leads to inflammatory damage to endothelium) [ 36, 37].

Unfortunately, she was also distant enough from literary gossip to not know that Thackeray had hidden his wife away in an asylum (not the ideal recipient for a book about a mad woman in an attic).

Evidence is emerging that not only proximal promoters, but also distant elements upstream and downstream from TSS can regulate transcription [ 90, 91].

And also very distant from the present.

But the debate is also sufficiently distant from the fine print to blur some of the detail.

He was infuriated when former team president David Kahn declined to give him a full, five-year max contract two years ago and also grew distant from team-mates last season as the team faded down the stretch.

Although he thought he could keep those stresses at bay, he said that during the time he worked at the prison he also grew distant from his wife, silent and surly.