Sentence examples for become remote from from inspiring English sources

And in November, before the local elections, he started visiting poor communities, countering criticism that he has become remote from the concerns of ordinary people.

We are talking about what happens when people become remote from the natural world, about how they find their way back to it.

He said: 'There is a danger that because of its sheer size, the FSO scheme may become remote from its users and fall victim to the snares of bureaucracy".

By then, they'd made 1969's Tommy and 1971's Who's Next, the albums widely considered their masterpieces; but Townshend was haunted by the deaths of friends such as Hendrix and Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, and concerned that artists had become remote from their fans.

It's clear that we're living in an era where politics has failed and, like politicians, has become remote from the ordinary European citizen.

This is perhaps analogous to career ladders generally -- many of us become remote from what drew us to the work we do -- as well as a lesson for encore career changers -- we need to seize opportunities to shed the drudgery and embrace the new.

Like much of Indian dance that had fallen into disrepute by the early 20th century, Odissi, from the eastern state of Orissa, became remote from its sacred roots.

"The twilight of the shareholder" is Mount's term for what has happened since then, as the ownership of companies and corporations became remote from the business of running them, and the senior management took the commanding role.

They functioned best when they right there and convenient, and became remote and less desirable when they were away from that.

The group of companions that formed eventually became Remote Year.

That kind of wealth can easily drive the most saintly of us to behave in inhuman ways — to become so remote from reality and humanity that users like EJ become (at best) PR problems to be solved and (at worst) irrelevant pieces of data; eyeballs or clicks or room nights to be monitized in the pursuit of an ever greater exit.