Sentence examples for distant that from inspiring English sources

If 2012 seems distant, that is exactly the point.

"But the closer it is, the more distant that moment becomes.

"She has a way of being distant that makes him think he is already invisible.

Life without a horizon would be intolerable, even if we never know quite how distant that horizon might be.

Real Shield Is Distant That soothing veneer of security, however, may be far thinner than many passengers imagine.

There is little doubt that President Obama remains committed, as he said in Berlin, to a "world without nuclear weapons — no matter how distant that dream might be".

NW even abuts on the territory of the "Hampstead novel" (Hampstead being geographically close however socially and spiritually distant), that antique dismissive term for novels in which middle-class people alternately gloat and lament over their privileges.

Nuri Bilge Ceylan made his first film, The Small Town, in 1998, but it was the rapturous response to 2002's Distant that established him as an international star.

Try holding your finger out at arm's length and focusing on it, then on something distant that is directly behind it.

When Bouwens and fellow UCSC astronomer Garth Illingworth counted the galaxies found at redshift 7 and higher--meaning the oldest and most distant that could be observed--they found only a handful.

There are a few key sites on the Titanic trail and some geographically more distant that are also marking the anniversary with exhibitions and events.