Sentence examples for distant doing from inspiring English sources
How can he get such good grades there, and play soccer, and at the same time spend his weekends 100 miles distant, doing odd jobs on the estate?
How distant did 2001 seem?
That their relationship was cold and distant doesn't, of course, keep Wilson from grieving hard and questioning his path.
So distant did we become that when, two years later, he announced his intention to marry, I was taken completely by surprise.
Situations arise where the meanings "more ahead" and "more distant" don't coincide, and in such situations the ghost of forth needs to be exorcised somehow, making it powerfully convenient that farther is farther from forth than further is.
"Doing more for those whom morality (yi) permits doing more for and less for those whom morality permits doing less for is called 'relation ranking.'…If the kinship is close, do more; if the kinship is distant, do less" (EC9).
As one gene can involve in multiple diseases, semantically distant DO terms may have significant biological pathway overlap and we do not want to prune semantically distant terms as these may be biologically informative.
Presentists, in contrast, believe that distant times are not like distant places: things in distant places exist, but things at distant times do not.
Our distant ancestors didn't eat as regularly as we do.
The emission of more distant fluorophores does not couple into the glass, allowing background suppression from biological samples.
