Sentence examples for always remote from inspiring English sources

And the land in question is almost always remote, increasing the likelihood that any legal wranglings will be interminable.

Livingstone would most probably have preferred the Greater London authority to have built housing directly, as the Greater London council once did, but the possibility that the Treasury would tolerate such a thing was always remote.

The chance of seeing pandas in the wild – always remote, even when the bamboo was at its height -- was thought to have gone forever.

The likelihood that anyone was ever going to step up and give EMC more than the $67 billion it negotiated with Dell was always remote at best, and the Massachusetts storage giant announced in a statement last night that it had received no credible offers.

Alkan was not always remote or aloof.

The noncanonical activations were almost always remote from the presumed generator of epileptiform activity.

"The Deep End" is fastidious and smart, and Ms. Swinton's fixated intensity isn't ever remote; we're always aware of how deeply she's feeling.

When we first fall in love with people, they always seem remote, unattainable.

Derby's prospects of an equaliser always seemed remote with Darren Bent isolated against Klavan and Joel Matip.

If my bag got lost, I couldn't replace this stuff quickly since I'm almost always in remote locations.

And, to Havelock Ellis, another close friend: "He is as always, fine, remote, spiritual yet so warm and near and sweet.