Sentence examples for distant means from inspiring English sources

She forged her picture of the "Japanese character" through distant means: She studied 14 centuries of political, economic, religious and cultural beliefs, she interviewed Japanese-Americans, she watched movies and propaganda films.

But with the way volume and distance are related, going twice as distant means encompassing eight times the volume.

Being distant means not sharing anything intimate with your former friend.

For that, you get a little something you hate in some distant, mean-spirited suburb where it's always windy and your friends never visit.

The S. torvum accession was more distant (mean genetic similarity 39%).

At baseline, all channels in both the ipsilateral posterior quadrant channels and the more distant channels were significantly phase-locked to the reference site (ipsilateral: mean PLV = 0.52, s.d. = 0.13; distant: mean PLV = 0.43, s.d. = 0.15).

During TRN stimulation, the PLV decreased slightly across all electrodes (p=0.0065, signed rank test) but remained significantly larger than chance (ipsilateral: mean PLV = 0.48, s.d = 0.15; distant: mean PLV = 0.39, s.d. = 0.17, every channel significant in permutation test).

The fact that payment of fees takes place in the distant future means their importance can get discounted.

For the signature to be strong enough to be detectable in a distant galaxy means that the galaxy in question must have thousands of Wolf-Rayet stars in it.

Workplaces spread out among distant locales means less tolerance for errors, Bernstein said.

It was comfortable and very distant, I mean, very distant, uh, you know, in every way".