Sentence examples for degree of distance from inspiring English sources

She admits it requires a degree of distance.

For Tetzlaff, a degree of distance can at times be deliberate.

From that perch she maintains an intimacy with the city, but also a degree of distance.

"And Brett's whiteness perhaps gives him a degree of distance necessary for wading around in this intensely painful material".

And collectively, Latin American governments have established for the first time a significant degree of distance from the United States.

A further issue, identified by the external evaluator of the project, is the degree of distance between the field staff working in Katine and the wider community.

Auxiliary spaces -- the outdoor loggia, the perimeter balconies -- allow different degrees of distance from the story.

Some accused Linklater of being nostalgically complicit in his characters' jockish sexism; others accepted a degree of critical distance.

That's not to say that there isn't a degree of knowing distance – and a strain of disturbing violence – in Stezaker's work.

We were talking about "La Chinoise," his 1967 collage-like drama about a cell of young Maoists in Paris and their inclinations toward political violence, which, I thought, he filmed with a significant degree of critical distance.

Of particular interest was the possible impact of the degree of cultural distance between the immigrant groups and the host country.