Sentence examples similar to far removed one from inspiring English sources

Similarly, dolphins resemble fish, even though, as with birds and bats, they are far removed from one another on the evolutionary tree.

The underlying psychologies aren't all that far removed from one another.

Howls of laughter and howls of terror aren't so far removed from one another, I don't think.

The makeshift factory was about as far removed as one could get from the enormous fermentation tanks and sophisticated chemical engineering that characterize modern antibiotic production today.

Amid the gorgeous landscapes (shot by Josée Deshaies, the recent cinematographer of the lush Saint Laurent), we watch the family as they farm and celebrate, living a lifestyle far removed than one lived in the West.

Tanner was careful not to endorse the idea that Pepys is "a mere literary performer", but he did describe the diary as "an indiscretion of his youth", and underlying his remarks was a preference for dwelling on the "great career" and an assumption - which others have shared - that official life and intimate experience are indeed far removed from one another.

In a way, Mr. Moran's territory -- a rural stretch of dairy farms, vineyards and small towns south of Buffalo and west of Rochester -- seems as far removed as one can get from the Bush-McCain fight for the state's Republican delegates.

"Religious belief" and early childhood interpretations of how the world work are so far removed from one another that only a preconceived desire to interpret the latter in terms of "intelligent design" and "a supreme being" – the very terms are a giveaway – is obviously tendentious, and this is what is going on here.

Fantano touches on the Billboard controversy, adding that "these genres of music, country and rap, aren't really as far removed from one another as we'd like to think". His approach, similar to his other videos, is deliberate, even-keeled and thoughtful.

Strictly as an exhibition, "Project '70" has an air of gaiety and high spirits, of visual excitement and civic generosity, that is very far removed from one's normal workaday experience of city life these days, whether in Boston or elsewhere.

The Click House, aka Google, and the White House seem far removed from one another.