Sentence examples similar to distant from the mind from inspiring English sources
The Partition was something that was distant from the minds of Mrs. Rizvi and her siblings.
He knows that every day he spends here is one day lost from his extraordinarily promising career, and a step more distant from the minds of both his club manager, Owen Coyle, and Jurgen Klinsmann, the cheerful German who is currently overhauling the U.S. national team.
This scene springs to mind because it's so startlingly distant from the prevailing youth mind-set today.
Last week on the island of Rhodes, war, repression, dictatorship in distant Eritrea were far from the mind of army sergeant Antonis Deligiorgis.
Then, in the early aughts, he heard about a theory of perception that seemed to him to describe how the mind, even as conventionally understood, did not stay passively distant from the world but reached out into it.
It is a departure from a distant physical location, but a remote place of the mind, too.
These ideas are formed in the mind by the mind and from the mind.
Clear away the dust from the mind.
"These then need to take place locally and not at a site distant from the patient's presentation, so as to avoid the implied but unhelpful mind-body separation," he said.
"In my mind, the problem is that there's all these bureaucracies and timelines that are more distant from the parents they are supposed to be serving," said Jennifer Freeman, a member of the District 3 Community Education Council.
