Sentence examples for being distanced from from inspiring English sources

It's as if we're somehow being distanced from the magnificent mortality of being a human.

(That may account for the feeling of being distanced from the play that has been raised in some of the less enthusiastic local reviews).

Ms. Mearns was placed at the vulnerable, emotional core of the "Baiser" story as a girl who discovers a snow-clad realm and romance before being distanced from them.

The robots may now be moving in, taking on the grunt-work of sample changing at the synchrotron, and perhaps Ball is right to fear that scientists are once again being distanced from their equipment.

An analogous judgement has recently been made on the Hegelian movement (de Vos, 2012), with the New Hegelians being distanced from Hegel as promoters of mere ideology rather than serious engagement with philosophical and political issues.

Child sexual exploitation can take place when a young person is manipulated by an adult into sex following a process of "grooming", involving being given gifts and being distanced from their parents.

The president is distanced from it.

But we're distanced from Cossacks.

Government is distanced from the people and growing more corrupt.

The audience are distanced from Tillie by time, while many will be distanced from Samira by a cultural gulf.

Biomedicine is becoming increasingly esoteric and is distanced from the general public.