Sentence examples for distant time no from inspiring English sources

Galaxies are racing apart from one another at ever-increasing speeds, and at some extremely distant time, no star system will be within sight of any other.

Lange thinks that "the classification of religion with art and metaphysics will at no very distant time be generally conceded".

He had trained with an old friend in a distant city, in a distant time.

The outside world is distant; time feels suspended.

But 2001 was a distant time, a different time.

Now an ancient memory from a distant time.

Presentists, in contrast, believe that distant times are not like distant places: things in distant places exist, but things at distant times do not.

The most relevant debate for our purposes turns on whether distant times are like distant places.

No journeys to distant galaxies, no time-travel.

Once upon a not-so-distant time, a time of tubby Elvis and diminutive Diana Ross, of Connery as Bond and Clint as the man with no name, some things were very different.

Given that most of these places date back to times of distant antiquity, no one is in any hurry to get anywhere soon.