Sentence examples for both far away from inspiring English sources

IN LOS ANGELES, California's largest city, the natural world is both far away and close.

When the amplitude of temperature variation is 25 °C, the 5 m-alignment value of 30 m chord is 1.8 mm, close to the limit value of 2 mm, but the 10 m-chord versine and the 150 m-alignment value of 300 m chord are both far away from limit values.

For her the Christian deity is both too far away and too close.That is a personal choice, not an intellectual position.

Djawadi is best known for writing the music for Game of Thrones, and yet again he's created the ideal sonic accompaniment for a world that seems both so far away and so relatable.

I'm not talking so much about the vividness of a well-rendered video game as a curiously open-ended quality that makes you feel that her world is both very far away and right here in your own bedroom.

Subtle, tinged with the melancholy of modest, materially constricted lives, Mr. Upadhyay's stories bring us into contact with a world that is somehow both very far away and very familiar.

"If you want to talk about what's on my tombstone, which I hope is far away, both the NFL Network and ESPN would have to be mentioned," he said.

Cleveland seemed both close and far away when I attended Oberlin College, thirty-five miles away.

Both men are far away now, in the fastness of Alaska, and you are torn between trying to reconstruct their history together, with its dents of corruption, and wanting them to press on with the crime at hand.

Costello spent his formative years in the capital and tonight, with only an array of acoustic guitars on stage for company, looks very much at ease: "This is both home and far away from home," the Vancouver Island resident muses.

It has also been found that when both waveguides are far away from each other (or equivalently, the width of photonic crystal C is large), the energies of bound photons within the waveguides are degenerate.