Sentence examples for bit far removed from from inspiring English sources
My reasoning will initially seem a bit far removed from what's happening in New York, but bear with me.
The flavor was certainly robust enough, the texture was right, but putting wishful thinking aside I realized that our lamb was a bit too far removed from the barnyard to measure up to the mutton of Prince Charles's culinary dreams.
While today it takes less than five hours to get there in our old Honda, with air-conditioning, radio and little suffering, it still feels every bit as blissfully far removed from the madding crowd.
Its settings felt every bit the titular uncharted, far removed from the minutiae of modern life.
I think that fact that he's a little bit younger --and not that far removed from the shoes we wear today definitely helps.
Even when the reason to do so is because, "it is too warm, or not warm enough to go faster or slow down a bit": all of these "instructions" are far removed from the digital world of just binary 1s and 0s.
But that seemed a bit tenuous to me -- a little far removed from the games themselves to really create a connection for the average consumer.
There may be a bit more branding, and a lot more neon face paint, on show, but the Reading festival of 2011 is not so far removed from that of 1992.
