Sentence examples for considered rather remote from inspiring English sources
It is in Sembawang, a quiet neighborhood at the northern tip of Singapore that is a 25-minute drive from the central city, and, by Singapore's somewhat parochial standards, considered rather remote.
Weekend was considered rather awful.
Some plays deal with rather remote and legendary history (King Lear, Cymbeline, Macbeth).
"I think the chances of an entire weapon being carted off are rather remote," he said.
They all seemed mathematical and rather remote, however.
By contrast, Aaliyah was a rather remote figure.
Being so far from Europe, the Holocaust feels rather remote.
The difficulties of inter-generational relations, which Wood considers in his piece, also reverberate throughout Wilson's edited diary entries: My parents' generation have died, my own generation is growing old, and my younger cousins who still live here have become rather remote from the rest of us.
Until last year, this rather remote building had been home to Retrofret, a niche guitar repair shop.
Situated on the western fringe of Greece's Dodecanese islands, Karpathos itself feels rather remote.
However, a natural shyness could give him a rather remote air.
