Sentence examples for and the distancing of from inspiring English sources

The intimate family scale of Genesis yields to something cooler and more mechanical; Alter in his introduction speaks of a "new wide-angle lens" and "the distancing of the central character and the distancing of the figure of God".

The normalising of sexuality within the context of cancer can be seen in defining participants disagreeing with the claim that once someone is seen as a 'patient', they cannot be seen as a sexual partner (10: -4), and the distancing of themselves from statements assigning feelings of guilt to partners of a person with cancer for having sexual needs (19: -3).

One of them taught me to recognise the sounds and the distance of gunshots.

And the distance of moving here created this realisation that Cameroon is amazing.

He purchased a digital simulator to measure the speed of his swing and the distance of his shot.

This distance depends on the focal length of the lens (see below Characteristics and parameters of lenses) and the distance of the object in front of the lens.

He pointed to its steeply banked seats, its difficult sightlines and the distance of about 20 yards from the sideline to the team benches.

The first two variables are the storm's wind speed, and the distance of the storm from New York City, at its closest approach to Manhattan.

The techniques of space research also have given the mean value of the radius of Earth and the distances of artificial satellites to the same precision.

And the distance of such galaxies from Earth can be measured.That measurement uses another sort of optical distortion this time of the wavelength of light.

Handles were made of different materials, and the distance of rubber mounts were varied.