Sentence examples for distant peace from inspiring English sources

Long derided across Israel's political spectrum as a schemer and serial election loser, Mr. Peres has grown in popularity as he has become a symbol of a distant peace.

Imposingly present during the improvisation, he suddenly seems distant, at peace, a world unto himself.

Here, dreams and reality rub shoulders, and redemption seems as distant as peace itself.

But only the outstanding cellist, Tim Gill, seemed to have the full measure of the piece, shining through the fraught texture with lines that bloomed just enough to keep the listening longing for that distant promised peace.

With it came lilacs and apple trees, fireflies on summer evenings, the haunting moan of distant trains and peace so deep it still brings tears to my eyes.

Although it is heartening to see her involved with this kind of quality material, her long-ago sunniness remains a distant memory, like peace in Yugoslavia.

Successive administrations, regardless of party, justify and perpetuate this policy by insisting that positioning U.S. forces in distant lands fosters peace, stability, and security.

Do you want a sense of inner peace distant from a busy life?

So the chasm grows wider and peace more distant.

Israel's policies were making peace "a distant elusive mirage"; events were "fast sliding towards an abyss of bloodshed and disaster".

In his new book, he describes a country where recent history has repeated itself and the likelihood of peace remains distant.