Sentence examples for and how distant from inspiring English sources

In our exchange we discussed her approach to writing, her themes and motifs, and how distant her books are from her life.

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

But the fact that it isn't seen as scandalous within the house speaks of the culture of the Commons, and how distant, financially and socially, MPs are from their most vulnerable constituents.

After I married, I became aware of how alive the past was for my wife – she had photographs, her parents' journals of family holidays, baby clothes and toys, paintings made by relatives – and how distant it was for me.

It tells us much about how, in the shadow of a turbulent past, South Africans aspire toward the diversity, tolerance and dignity laid out in their Constitution — and how distant the lives of many of them are from such aspirations.

He looks back at how Belfast has changed for the better – and how distant those dark days of the Troubles can now seem to those, like his own children, born in the past 20 years.

I was struck by the degree of shock and indignation in the online posts, and realized how distant the 1960s had become from the normative female experience of today.

How misplaced much of this confidence and praise, how distant his first slick phase, seems now.

David wants to change Britain". How misplaced much of this confidence and praise, how distant his first slick phase, seems now.

Gunn accepted an appointment at Caltech in 1970, studying the association of quasars -- mysterious, highly luminous objects -- with clusters of galaxies and proving how distant they were.

The S550's microprocessors and algorithms analyze the images from the stereo camera to determine whether it's seeing a roadway bump that might cause discomfort and gauge how distant it is from the car.