Sentence examples for far removed of from inspiring English sources

However, this is far removed of well established discontinuous polyphenism that had been shown in species like A. pisum and that generates alternative and distinct morphotypes dependent upon the environment [52].

"And now, obviously, I'm kind of far removed because of the life I've lived and the economic, you know, fortunes that my husband and I now enjoy, but I haven't forgotten it".

The reality is not that far removed: much of the strategy's success has been pinned to the police's ability to comb through social media.

Edward lived a life of luxury that was often far removed from that of the majority of his subjects.

The America of 2008 is far removed from that of 1988 let alone the 1950s.

Genomic analysis requires the partnership of disciplines far removed from the field of molecular biology, one of which is computer science, the basis of Bioinformatics.

The new Indian writers dip into a deep well of memory and experience far removed from those of their fellow novelists in the English language.

This is her way of creating new associations far removed from any of the original images she begins with.

These are good recommendations for all of us, including those of us far removed from the heart of Texas.

His vision of change in Egypt is far removed from that of the Tunisian-flag-waving activists in Mahalla.

The paradox is that life-enhancing ornament is also evidence of a global plenty still far removed from most of South Africa's black citizens.