Sentence examples for distant bit from inspiring English sources

Debbie and Suzie live in rented "shoe boxes", and Anna has bought a small flat in a distant bit of town, with help from her parents.

Maps of constellations from distant bits of sky, Victor Hugo's notes.

That makes Darwin's distant second seem a bit pathetic by comparison.

Dads were pretty distant, a bit like Mad Men.

So in their duets she sounds a bit distant.

"So at times it comes across as a bit distant and intellectual".

"But also he is an old man, and we are a bit distant from it all.

Adopting a flat, half-languorous tone, she's distant and a bit too cool.

After a few years the émigré returns to visit her friend and finds her changed, a bit distant.

Henry Bibby, who was a rookie with the Knicks in 1973, said he initially found Lucas to be a distant presence, a bit standoffish.

For a name restaurant where you might suppose the atmosphere would be a bit distant, the service is disarming and warm.