Sentence examples for be very remote from from inspiring English sources

Beth, 25. "You can be very remote from the impact of your work.

And it seems essential to the propositional content of Ava's belief that Ava must stand in relation to somebody else who can be very remote from her in either space or time.

There is a feeling that big organisations are very remote from their beneficiaries.

Because these systems are very remote from the observer, the stars are faint, and their spectra can be observed only with difficulty.

MOTdc is very remote from MOTo.

The home front in WW1 was very remote from the fronts where the battles were fought.

"The structure of life is futurition," he wrote, "is the most persistent leit motif of my writings, inspired certainly by questions raised by the logic of Cohen which are very remote from the vital problem to which I apply it" (Obras, 4: 403–4).

The conversations in Washington are very remote from the conversations in everyday people's lives across the country.

Of course the science I do is very remote from any application, but it's of great fascination and a very wide audience is interested in these questions.

The Bristol Channel resorts of Wales and the West Country such as Minehead or the cliffs of Exmoor had been very remote from other parts of England before the advent of the GWR.

At the College of the Siskiyous, close to the Oregon border, Superintendent/President Robert Frost said that his community "is very remote from the UCs" and that the 140 students who transferred to a four-year school last year mainly chose campuses in Oregon and Nevada, Chico State or private California colleges.