Sentence examples for being distant from the from inspiring English sources

There's also a sense of safety that comes from being distant from the street.

The governor let legislators know that he considered them petty and parochial, while they accused him of being distant from the business at hand.

Spunky enough to ignore Floyd's attempts to rebuff her friendly gestures, she's an aspiring singer-songwriter who hasn't gotten too far, Great Falls being distant from the country's music capitals.

The problem isn't graduate journalists sitting around wishing they could use their knowledge of medieval history more; it's that shutting out school leavers makes journalism an ever more middle class profession, wide open to charges of being distant from the people it's writing about.

In some ways, New Forum was far from being distant from the population.

In one of your essays, you quote Roland Jahn's critique of the movements in East Germany -- the women's movement, environmental movement, human rights movement, and peace movement -- as being distant from the concerns of everyday East Germans.

It, too, was distant from the train — and pricey.

McCormack was distant from the daily details of the business that IMG does in 32 countries.

The feel of the action is distant from the comfortable familiarity a reader immediately gets from a Grisham legal thriller.

All these are distant from the Baroque and new music in which Mr. Heras-Casado has long specialized.

Any online CPD carries the potential of hostile conversations, particularly because we are distant from the people we are communicating with.