Or do you agree with Jeremy Paxman that their work has become too far removed from the general public?
Fans who enjoy the actual games of college football, who gloss over the latest investigations, understand what the sport has now become, how far removed it is from education — or education as a top priority, anyway.
The recommendation for management reform that involved an independent engineering group, Mr. O'Keefe said, could become so far removed from NASA that it could lose relevance to the mission of the agency.
He felt he had become so far removed from himself that he could observe himself with utter detachment, and simultaneously, paradoxically, that it was only at this extreme of removal that he could find himself.
The veteran journalist Jon Snow said reporting on the deadly Grenfell Tower fire made him feel "on the wrong side" of Britain's social divide and warned that he and others in the media had become too far removed from ordinary people's lives.
A vehicle begins to make more money after initial investment costs have been handled, but vehicles can also become too far removed from overhauls or their original engineering.
Patent ownership and power have become so far removed from the work and products that underlie it, he said, that they're creating a dangerous situation like that of the derivatives that have undone the financial world.
Perhaps it's become an ideological belief, a function of becoming too far removed from Americans who don't make hundreds of thousands, or millions of dollars a year.
It sits atop a propulsive breakbeat: as it hurtles along, it becomes apparent how far removed this brand of drum'n'bass is from the kind that would get you signed to a label like Renegade Hardware.
At such moments, MacLeod becomes a writer far removed not only from the contemporary north American noise, but from the ballad tradition in which some of his readers want to place him.
