Sentence examples for and distant from from inspiring English sources

Across the country, there is a perception that national politicians are remote and distant from the realities of their concerns.

Why does Chip pine after Anais, who he tells us has been neurotic and distant from the start?

American diplomats, even on the eve of war, have remained distracted and distant from the Muslim public.

But he also acknowledges that his life in San Diego is comfortable and distant from his childhood struggles.

"If we keep seeing leaders as magical and distant from us, then we have every reason in the world not to see ourselves as leaders too".

The characters are invented and distant from me, yet I've given big parts of myself to each of them in terms of characterisation, personal tics".

Americans were fortunate, George Washington declared in 1796, in being so "detached and distant" from "the toils of European ambition, rivalship, interest, humour, or caprice".

There is an angry passage about King George's habit of summoning legislators "at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public records".

The zenith of the cupola, weak in lighting and distant from the spectator, needed tesserae of strong reflecting power to make it possible to read its decoration.

"Stay close to the government and distant from politics".

Logistic regression identified land on floodplains and distant from developed areas as most likely to regenerate as SMF.