Sentence examples for apparent remoteness from inspiring English sources
Yet, despite this apparent remoteness from the present, he achieved early success by offering a clever alternative to abstract expressionism and managed to keep going long enough to come back into fashion.
Perth, the capital of Western Australia, despite its apparent remoteness, is now widely regarded as being one of the world's most attractive cities. Set between ocean and hills, its convivial Mediterranean climate, low-density development and casual, laid-back style, have proved appealing to successive waves of migrants and today attract increasing numbers of short term visitors and tourists.
Of course, Victor felt threatened and excluded by Sara's success, while Sara suffered from his apparent lack of interest and remoteness.
Thomson said that during Idi Amin's bloody rule the Ssese had become a sanctuary for his terrified opponents, protected by the islands' remoteness and Amin's apparent antipathy to water.
It is a mechanism barely discernible to us insofar as images are always, on one level, images of reality, and it becomes apparent only on those rare occasions where remoteness dissolves, as in the case of the dead little boy on the beach.
Unadjusted analysis indicated a lower survival observed among Indigenous compared to non-Indigenous people (all causes, non-cancer and cancer deaths) and the survival differential for cancer death remained apparent when adjusted for confounding factors (age, sex, remoteness, stage, socioeconomic status and comorbidities).
Those chance causes have now disappeared, and the unfortunate remoteness of its situation has become increasingly apparent.
The remoteness of Norman Foster's "Gherkin" building is apparent when that turgid skyscraper, emblematic of the city's recent boom years, is dismissed as a huge phallic symbol for the financial district.
Their apparent success in holding back Roman forces cannot be explained solely with reference to the remoteness of Caledonia or the difficulties of the terrain.
Some of these apparent benefits of maritime quarantine may have been attributable to minimal ship contact and geographic remoteness, but these explanations are unlikely given that there were ultimately few places protected in this way in the Pacific.
