Sentence examples for as remote from from inspiring English sources

"Survivor" is as remote from reality as its setting, Pulau Tiga (likely translation: Island of the Product Placements) and as meticulously structured as a novel by Agatha Christie (whose "Ten Little Indians" plot it brilliantly mimics).

The Westminster bubble is almost as remote from the voters as the Brussels bubble.

Everywhere else is almost as remote from the main cities as Luton is from London.

I will be about as remote from the senders as it is possible to be.

Indeed, its fustian reports anent this and that are almost as remote from modern Scotland as Xenophon's Anabasis.

At first glance, the surroundings appear as remote from big-city clamor as a far-flung Westchester suburb.

He settled into a nondescript little suburban house, about as remote from the art world as he could be.

The vast, empty foyer of the American Red Cross's stately headquarters in Washington seemed as remote from ground zero as white marble from rubble.

I feel as remote from them as I did the demented brown tufted capuchin I saw last week at the zoo.

But such ideas sometimes seem as remote from the modern party as does vegetarianism from Foster, the vulture, on the loose in Suffolk.

She therefore seems as remote from us now as the 16th-century queen of Castile "Joanna the Mad" - who lost her reason at her husband's death.