Sentence examples for distant from the institution from inspiring English sources
It says something about Cruz, for instance, that he first dodged and then attacked the question, saying that liberals were trying to "twist the question of marriage" into a matter of "emotions and personalities" — something presumably distant from the institution.
I do, however, feel distant from the warmth of the institution that, over the past years, has validated who I am and what I think.
One might speculate that this reticence was due to his upbringing in the Pietist tradition, with its emphasis on quiet, personal devotion rather than public worship; or, it may be that he did not want to participate in the specific churches and chapels of his community, finding them too distant from the ideal religious institutions envisioned in Religion's Third and Fourth Parts.
As it becomes more distant from official institutions, says Austen Ivereigh, the Church will have to ensure that those within the pews - and those who lead them - are well supported.
Besides these larger groups, several other institutions, including some distant from the coast, such as the Mammal Research Institute, University of Pretoria, have at least one staff member working in marine science.
The vast majority of Muslim institutions that have signed up to Prevent are too distant from the violent fringe – their response has always been to kick the al-Muhajirouns of this world out of the mosques.
The Union and its institutions have - with good reason - been criticised for being too distant from the people.
