Sentence examples for distant from it from inspiring English sources

Maybe you appreciate it more when you are more distant from it.

"A little bit, but I was very distant from it at the same time," he replies.

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

They use the term that's going to make them be as distant from it as possible".

The great memorials do, in fact, put us there even though we might be distant from it.

The men who came home often found that fighting for Britain had, paradoxically, made them feel more distant from it.

Adult nest defense behavior: According to Thomas (1977), the first time that the nest box was examined during the day, an adult owl was incubating the eggs and it puffed up its feathers and lifted its "ear tufts". Then it flew out of the box onto the lowest limb of a tree 5 m distant, from where it watched the nest.

"Because we are so culturally distant from China, it seems that Chinese will be insurmountable to learn," she said.

If a site is to remain industrial and is distant from residences, it might have only to be capped with clean material, leaving the contamination enclosed at the site.

Only 14,700 light-years distant from Earth, it is thought to be around 12 billion years old.

Since all of the offices citizens currently elect candidates to are very distant from them, it follows that citizens should not be involved in any of these elections.