Sentence examples for distant kind from inspiring English sources

He looked pleased, in a distant kind of way.

But it all seemed like a distant, kind of fuzzy dream by Thursday morning.

The towers are beautiful, but it is a cold, distant kind of beauty that perhaps well represents the corporate world the buildings house.

Hypomanic imaginings may be troublesome but it is all I'm programmed to do and all I take joy in, to lose it entirely as I did on meds is in its own way a distant kind of suicide.

Under the Skin invites laughter of a more distant, knowing kind.

The quasar in question, discovered in August 2011, is the most distant of its kind.

Easily accessible, all these words and images can seem distant from any kind of classroom practice.

He was a cool and distant man, the kind who could understand wit but not humor.

I seem to be referring to a desire to remove myself from difficult family members with "Far far away / Make them distant relatives" (a kind of unintentional pun) and I can only guess that I was alluding to a very old hurt: the fact that my parents separated me from my sister, Cecelia, when we were very young.

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.

I'm not completely distant from that kind of behaviour myself.