Sentence examples for distancing to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it's not just the language but the very mindset of the creatures that Peter finds so distancing to begin with, but over time he becomes more accustomed to their ways of thinking, talking, and behaving.

To Laramee, a computer would be distancing to his artistic goals and a cop-out, even.

To only talk about the after-effects feels very distancing to me.

In his extensive ethnographic study on residents, Mizrahi identified three main defensive attitudes: denying that an error occurred, discounting part of one's own responsibility while looking for and blaming any scapegoat, and finally distancing to preserve oneself when other defenses do not work (e.g. "Everyone makes mistakes").

In an effort to protect doctors from being inundated with patient visits and requests, many of the receptionists relied on emotional distancing to deal with upset patients, a strategy that sometimes only angered patients further.

American art had to be brought up to date, converted to formalism, to style over content, and, preferably, to a style that was transgressive or in some way distancing, to mark the distance between the modern mind and the world.

Distance to shops, distance to high school, distance to health centre, distance to train station, and land diversity influence NA index negatively and significantly.

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Not exactly walking distance to the festivities.

"We have some distance to travel".

There is still some distance to go.