Sentence examples for distanced in time from inspiring English sources

Fleming belongs, arguably, to the first generation of British writers sufficiently distanced in time and temperament from the national mythologies of polar exploration to feel no special need either to defend or to attack his own country's contribution to that process (represented in this book only by George Nares's 1875-76 expedition).

These learning needs are to be resolved instantly, which cannot be done by scheduled CME sessions, distanced in time.

"That is when the art becomes stronger -- distance in time, geography and maybe generation distance".

My notes on our sessions are, at this distance in time, enigmatic.

She feels the rush of intimacy as the distance in time collapses.

In "The Rings of Saturn," S. had written: Across what distances in time do the elective affinities and correspondences connect?

Ray was six or seven years older than I, yet that distance in time mostly vanished when we were together.

Then decoding — an onerous task at this distance in time, like explaining moldy jokes — must take over.

REBECCA MEAD: I think GE was so remarkably intelligent, and the intelligence shines through despite the distance in time.

It is easy, even across a vast distance in time, to conjure up a teen-ager's exquisite embarrassment.

Hard as it is to believe from this distance in time, George W. Bush came to office promising to "change the tone".