Sentence examples for best distant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karzai's ties to Mr. Obama himself are, at best, distant.

As a matter of legal reality, the proposal is likely to be bogged down in a court challenge, leaving any actual construction work based on emergency powers spending an uncertain and, at best, distant prospect.

Bathgate and Howell played more than 700 games as teammates in the 1950s and '60s, when the Garden sat on Eighth Avenue at 49th Street, but they are at best distant memories except for older Rangers fans.

Her daughter, Charlie (newcomer Milly Shapiro), is, at her best, distant.

For the sans-papiers themselves, the overthrow of the bourgeoisie remains, at best, a distant concern.

The disarming of the population, an oft-expressed goal, is at best a distant concept.

At best, a distant planet would appear as a faint dot, a single pixel, in such instruments.

Balance-sheet considerations rank, at best, a distant fourth on the list of worthy monetary-policy goals.

Though some of it is done to give the men real-world skills, for many of them parole is, at best, a distant pipe dream.

His best known, Distant Voices, Still Lives, evoked his own boyhood in Liverpool as the youngest in a working-class Catholic family of 10 children.

While commercial flight using electric propulsion is at best a distant dream, other applications of the know-how are more immediate.