Sentence examples for distant to be from inspiring English sources

The sole AM station in the list was too distant to be received.

The comet nuclei in this spherical shell are too distant to be visible from Earth.

Rabbi Lieberman said that the family's relationship to Senator Lieberman -- their grandfathers were brothers -- was too distant to be personal.

The rabbi called the relationship too distant to be personal, and said of the senator, "He would have no idea who we are".

It brings news from a place no one's heard of, and the news is at once too close and too distant to be intelligible".

But the sheer size of Sudan means that to many people in the centre, rural carnage is too distant to be of much concern.

Championship by ED directors varied from "being distant" to being committed to communication and sharing.

In response to these points, Lewis must say that these alterations of the events are too-distant to be considered relevant.

In the early 90s, I discovered I had a distant relative - so distant as to be on the very edge of my gene pool.

Behold the first distant planet to be seen in color.

Today, shared symbols, shared institutions, shared visions are so distant as to be inconceivable.