Sentence examples for been distanced from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount of space between two points, usually geographical points, usually (but not necessarily) measured along a straight line.
- The distance to Petersborough is thirty miles.
For whatever reason, they have been distanced from God and need to be saved.
While Taiwan has long prided itself on being the keeper of Chinese tradition, until recently it had been distanced from its cultural roots on the mainland.
Band does seem to have been distanced from Bill Clinton and the Clinton Foundation, but the division was not nearly as complete as Chelsea Clinton wanted.
It is a desire, a thirst to understand, to get close to an experience that has been distanced, considered and neatly dissected.
The effort to save Mr. Mamani, 24, may even build upon a recent thaw between the countries, which despite sharing a long border have been distanced for more than a century by a poisonous territorial dispute.
Brought closer to the Shoko case by his own experience, the cop has been distanced from it by what seems to have been a demotion from criminal investigations to the role of press director, nursing Tokyo's crime correspondents.
The president is distanced from it.
But we're distanced from Cossacks.
At first, they are distanced but kind.
Ishmael is distanced further still.
But she's distanced herself from him romantically.
