The conversation felt distant, too — stilted, unlike when they had first met or even in their correspondence.
Princess Diana was a distant cousin, but, unlike the luckless princess, Caroline had brains and literary talent in her own right.
Urban forests located close to cities, or in resort or vacation areas that have already been in service for tourism or other recreational uses, offer facilities that are reasonably maintained and managed, unlike distant forests (e.g., okuyama; forests and mountains far from urban areas) that are in a state of abandonment.
What that job entailed was, partly, giving performances that Schoenberg could hear, unlike the distant premieres.
Unlike his distant predecessor at outside-half, Geraghty did not finish the move himself.
Perth is about the real Australia, unlike its distant, dizzy metropolitan cousins - Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane - which exist at one remove, populated largely by people who until five years ago only really had European history on their school syllabuses.
Snowdon's mother didn't have any obvious excuse for her coldness, unlike the distant, detached mothers described in Jews, the second of Vanessa Engle's films about Jewish life in Britain.
A frequent criticism of the study of key model organisms such as fruit flies, mice and nematode worms is that these species are highly derived — that is, they contain many traits unique to them — and thus are unlike any distant ancestor.
Unlike the distant 2012 Olympics, the Super Bowl and all its consumer trimmings would have been a short-term boost to the economy, a way for the N.F.L. to demonstrate that charity can be much more than writing a check and that it does begin at home.
When she arrived in San Francisco, Harroun seemed distant and "half asleep totally unlike the man she knew in Beirut.
