Sentence examples for be more distant from from inspiring English sources
The novel's world of urban grime and casual violence, of course, could not be more distant from such media plaudits.
You have to imagine yourself in the position of the people you're trying to serve; that sort of change brings its own particular difficulties – you might be more distant from your old friends, and when you're making new ones, do you come out or do you not?
There, in a world that couldn't be more distant from their lives, possibly using an informant's bad tip, American snipers on rooftops killed an Afghan police officer ("head of intelligence in one of Paktia's most volatile districts"), his brother, and three women -- a pregnant mother of 10, a pregnant mother of six, and a teenager.
Other explanations have been proposed, such as "transcriptional interference", whereby highly expressed genes would tend to be more distant from adjacent genes such that their transcription is not hindered by that of their neighbors [11].
If one rejects this hypothesis, then Artiodactyls may be more distant from human than are rodents.
Morphologically, Dryopsis appears to be more distant from Ctenitis than from Dryopteris.
"He was more distant from us than mother was," says Mr Talbot.
It was hard because when he was prime minister he was inevitably more distant from me because of the job he was doing, and he was also angry with me for being more distant from him by doing my job".
She has always felt that God or even the idea of Him was more distant from her than from other people.
"In my mind, the problem is that there's all these bureaucracies and timelines that are more distant from the parents they are supposed to be serving," said Jennifer Freeman, a member of the District 3 Community Education Council.
