Sentence examples for distant living from inspiring English sources

We're as close as distant living situations allow us to be.

These biosignatures could point to a way to detect distant living organisms without having to send a submarine out in search of them.

Lemurs intrigued her because they were the most distant living ancestors of humans, isolated in Madagascar for 40m, 52m or 63m years (no one really knew).

In fact, we will assume in the following that the overall shuffling of multi-domain proteins is so efficient that protein domains encoded along the genome are effectively randomly shuffed over long evolutionary time scales, e.g. > 500 MY-1 GY, as suggested by the different multi-domain combinations typically observed across distant living kingdoms [ 19]).

Really to savor the show, it still helps to imagine joyless souls -- repressive parents or balky advertisers, stupefied by political correctness or Christian moralism -- tsk-tsk-ing in a distant living room.

"Americanness draws a veil, it lends a carapace to the distant lives we hold within".

His aim is to make distant lives matter, and in that he succeeds".

As she reads the newspaper she drifts in and out of the distant lives it reports.

But if you buy anti-malarial bed nets, or fund discrete operations to cure cataracts and obstetric fistulas, then you save or improve distant lives in measurable ways.

That's because "Paris Commune," like most Civilians productions, is informed by a lust to imagine the existences of others, to translate distant lives into immediate experience.

The men, however, led clearly distant lives within the empire, with Mr. Black spending much of his time in London overseeing The Daily Telegraph, and Mr. Radler, who lived mostly in Vancouver, building up and running Hollinger's American operations.