Sentence examples for distant notion from inspiring English sources

In many places, recovery was a distant notion on Sunday.

So for now the distant notion of a referendum risks only riling up the crazies.

Americans tend to think of the rigid stratification of caste as a distant notion from feudal Europe or Victorian India.

To Wright, the idea of having Reyes as a teammate and competing 11 miles from the gargantuan Yankees is still a distant notion.

But while moral judgment remains a distant notion to von Schirach the storyteller, there is another von Schirach — the narrator who stands in legal defense of some of the other characters, and he is marginally less dispassionate than the author.

I spent sleepless nights debating whether I should terminate my contract with Kopparbergs/Goteborg and come back to play in the U.S. As the deadline approached, the league still had no name, many of the coaches had not been announced, and national team player allocation was a distant notion.

Dictatorship already seems a distant memory; the notion of a coup laughable.

In the not too distant future, the notion of automatic pay increase must become as exceptional as it was novel a generation ago".

For example, even if rape was adaptive in the distant past, a notion that even many of Dr. Thornhill and Dr. Palmer's like-minded colleagues think dubious, that would not mean that it is excusable or should not be heavily punished.

What Cage had in mind was a poetic perspective toward the music of the everyday — wind, traffic, sputtering bursts from a distant jackhammer — and a notion that simultaneous sounds, however disparate, could be complementary rather than contradictory.

In additional support of this notion, phylogenetically distant BSLs likewise predicted the restored consensus placed in 5- or 6-membered loops after splicing (Fig EV1B).