Sentence examples for distant one from inspiring English sources

Even the prospect of his visiting Germany is presented as a distant one, relying on some kind of resolution to his exile in Russia.

The chance of getting electoral reform may be a distant one, but it is the best on offer.

FRANÇOIS D'ASSISE' -- Having just played in Berlin, Messiaen's great opera alights on our shores (though a distant one for New Yorkers).

Global warming is an imminent problem, not a distant one.

The vision of any kind of new caliphate, shared by Muslims worldwide, is a distant one.

And Tom Stewart, though a sympathetic and interesting character, is also a somewhat distant one.

Up to this point, the prospect of Trump entering the White House had been a distant one.

They were performing, but they were acting the role of your friendly president, not an imperious, distant one.

Homeownership remains a dream for the majority of young people, but it is a distant one for most of them".

We climbed through a skylight onto the sixth-story roof, looking over London's smog-filled skies to the distant one-eyed glare of the BT Tower.

We climbed through a skylight onto the sixth-storey roof, looking over London's smog-filled skies to the distant one-eyed glare of the BT Tower.