Sentence examples for distant far from inspiring English sources

They are cousins, very distant, far removed, almost like their games yesterday.

Heat haze dissolved the distant far bank; the river's surface was the dull green of sea glass.

"Ultimately it's more about disconnection, and distant far away feelings".

Today I offer you a better tomorrow, but not a distant, far off and uncertain one.

That leave you questioning, distant, far from the people who matter, and out of touch with your own genius.

We know that the climate crisis isn't some distant, far off threat: it is already having an impact on the lives and health of people around the world.

After the refugee crisis and now this tragedy in our midst, Parisians and Europeans will increasingly come to grips with the fact that Middle Eastern woes are not a distant far-flung problem, but our woes too.

As modern virtual reality welcomes its consumer moment with the impending releases of the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, off in the distant far-less-sexy enterprise space exists a class of augmented devices that will eventually replace our smartphones.

One hurdle for Apple in developing its own search engine would be generating enough advertiser interest – Because who wouldn't want to work arm-in-arm a distant, far-from-mainstream search contender dedicated to sifting the ether for data on Hot Tub Time Machine soundboards?

CSD data are independent of the reference electrode site (Giard et al. 1990), and are much less affected by distant, far-field generators than by generators closer to the surface (Srinivasan 2005).

Leave was a far off distant voice in London.