Sentence examples for and so removed from inspiring English sources
How to get people interested in climate change action when the problem seems so great and so removed from everyday reality?
I see a person so removed from humanity and so removed from the ambiguity of life that he finds himself judging those who think differently.
And yet what makes this year's contest so alarming and so removed from history is not only that Trump hasn't grasped most issues facing the country, from foreign policy to trade to immigration.
"Fem-care advertising is so sterilized and so removed from what a period is," said Elissa Stein, co-author (with Susan Kim) of the book "Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation".
It was to say, 'We are a country that helps; we don't need handouts, like Africa.' But the truth is that the government is so disorganized and so removed from the needs of its own people that it could not even help get one application filed for the first round of this Global Fund.
He tells us all about Sinbad, his brother, and what brotherhood means to him, and how strange it can be to be so close and so removed – especially when he does odd things like twirl a rodent around by its tail: "I stood near Sinbad; he was my brother and he was holding a dead rat in his hand".
Cutting benefits, and so removing their advantages over married couples, was one approach.
Clean seed is certified disease-free, and so removes much of the risk from using seeds from crops with a history of disease.
It is our task to find out what the language was, or what the phonetic values of the signs were, and so remove one of the unknowns".
The people we are talking about buy huge numbers of tickets … Keeping the percentage small restricts the amount of extra money they can make on top, and so removes the incentive for touts to participate".
To questions about whether ex-slaves would accept the scheme, he answered that if they declined, they should be allowed to starve, "and so remove the Negro question – but still we must have cotton".
