Sentence examples for be distant from from inspiring English sources

I should be distant from my 16-year-old self, but my scalp is crawling.

The great memorials do, in fact, put us there even though we might be distant from it.

It's all too easy to be distant from your market and from your people, warns Mr Gleeson.

These vagrant literary spores bemused him — "It's a free country," he once remarked — but he knew them to be distant from his powers and his mission.

"We have a big need for more recreational outlets for motor-sports enthusiasts," Mr. Levy said, noting that the indoor arena would be distant from the new homes and parkland and would have its own access road.

"I don't think it's wise to be distant from a social movement if you are going to run for mayor of this city, especially as a black candidate," Mr. Sharpton said in an interview.

Sometimes narrator is distant from character.

Part of the fear is being distant from everything normal.

It, too, was distant from the train — and pricey.

Today, he is distant from most of the family.

There's also a sense of safety that comes from being distant from the street.