Sentence examples for collapse of distance from inspiring English sources

The collapse of distance is breathtaking.

New York's diversity is its strength but, combined with the collapse of distance, it is our ultimate fragility.

These figures — such as Liberty University's Jerry Falwell, Jr., or the Dallas megachurch pastor Robert Jeffress — were willing to cheer on the collapse of distance between the evangelical grassroots and the Republican Party.

The extent of which we have seen the collapse of distances and barriers, bringing us closer together for good or ill.

Couldn't they foresee the collapse of long-distance rates?

But the immediacy and honesty of Ibragimova's playing has the curious ability to collapse any sense of distance between performer and listener.

Crucial for you to maintain a distance between yourself and the aggressive young man who has indicated in many ways that he wants nothing more than to collapse the protocol of distance between professor and student, annihilate borders, establish intimacy.

The journey is significant not only for its collapsing of the distance between America and Europe, but also for the way in which it separates the technology of flight from the wartime machinery of violence.

She collapsed the sense of distance that shrouds literary giants, such as Shakespeare and Keats, and made them seem as much ours as anyone elses.

That might be the case if antitrust barriers to entry remain for America's surviving Baby Bells Verizon, SBC and Bell South, all short-distance companies.Alternatively, if the barriers were to be pulled down, in response to the collapse of the long-distance companies, then Level 3 might itself be acquired by a Baby Bell.

The collapse of the long-distance market -- AT&T's core business -- was systemic.