Sentence examples for distant is a from inspiring English sources

The closest of the nine is 95,000 light years away while the most distant is a million light years.

"What I can see, not 400 feet distant, is a 20-story smokestack — I have no idea what it emits or why," writes Donald Morrison on the Times/International Herald-Tribune Globespotters blog today.

That's much more doubtful: On a few fronts, it's already there or on its way, but the crucial idea that conservatism ought to focus directly on the economic interests of downscale Americans has not exactly caught fire within the G.O.P., and the party's relationship to reform-minded policy wonks remains … well, distant is a kind way of putting it.

More exciting however, though still distant, is a mobile version.

First, about 15 Å distant is a patch formed by residues on helices α3 and α4 and the turn linking helices α8 and α9.

Being polite but distant is a better approach, as it demonstrates that you aren't doing it just to get a rise out of her.

"Distant Reading" is a pleasure to read.

"Microsoft is a distant, distant no.

Kernow, in the distant past, was a separate kingdom.

This is a distant prospect.

Efficiency is a distant dream.