Sentence examples for distant beginning from inspiring English sources

After a period of depolarization that ran through much of the mid-20th century, the parties started to become more ideologically distant beginning in the 1970s.

But if John G. Rowland was the swaggering student leader, his successor, Gov. M. Jodi Rell, so far has played the valedictorian: studious and kind but also determined and perhaps just a little distant, beginning her day with a predawn walk and ending it with a 60-mile trip to her longtime home in Brookfield.

KIEV, Ukraine — The end is near, so much so that Andriy Shevchenko cannot precisely remember the distant beginning of his brilliant soccer career.

Although conducting new, unit-based nursing research may seem a distant goal, beginning with initiatives to increase the use of existing evidence in practice is a first step to this goal, one that contributes to professional development and improved patient outcomes.

Do we know where else, or where distant conflicts begin or end?

But insistent as the faint pings of sonar, distant memories begin to intrude.

Very recently, awareness that the Iranian-Turkic relationship is rooted in the distant past began to spread beyond specialist circles.

Robert feels that his father, with whom he had a distant relationship, began to view him with respect.

From that vista, as evening casts strange shadows from the pipe-organ cacti and distant courtyards begin to twinkle with lights, the town has an otherworldly quality.

As for Ruskin, a viewer of the many letters at the Morgan, their vellum paper shimmering against the mahogany tables, can see the passionate declarations with which his marriage to Effie Gray, who was a distant cousin, began.

Initially cold and distant, he begins to show a lighter side while traveling with the group.