Sentence examples for distant opinions from inspiring English sources

But no clear details on training errors beyond some distant opinions and Wenger's own insistence that his medical team are as advanced as any and that players are continually assessed and monitored, including using a GPS system that tracks all their movements in training.

To violate the protected code around Chelsea, for those who actually know her or have covered her, who actually have more than a distant opinion to share, is to risk exclusion from the potential next administration.

It's been key to have a range of opinions going into this, otherwise we could end up with this distant view of what we think is happening, without any real on-the-ground feeling of it.

It is still running a distant third in opinion polls, as its calls for small government have appealed to mainly urban, white-collar voters.

Mr Fermin was running a distant fifth in opinion polls, but he is not a nobody: he was the AD presidential candidate in 1993, though he later broke with that party.

He said it was "distant" to earlier opinion polls.

These new units will be bandwidth hogs, too, as they pump high-resolution pictures across the Web in search of second opinions from distant experts.

"Voting for Lee is the same as voting for a lie," said Chung Dong-young, a pro-government liberal candidate running a distant second in recent opinion polls.

"For the first time I felt distant from them because our opinions were so disparate.

And what are some of the distant runners-up in your opinion?

The bloodshed is a distant memory now.But public opinion continues to shape the progress of China's reforms.