Sentence examples similar to far-removed relative from inspiring English sources

Deeds doesn't realize this, but he is Blake's very far-removed, sole-surviving relative.

The idea of dancing with these people had never been a far-removed one".

Ben and I told these far-removed remains that we missed him.

Campaign groups meanwhile said the aspiration to 1.5C was far-removed from reality.

He denied that Mr. Jackson was responsible for her security and said they had a "far-removed relationship".

Marijuana workers often set traps or diversions for bears, hanging bags of food from far-removed trees.

But the most powerful are those less spectacular episodes in which Powers struggles to make sense of his war experience in places far-removed from the frontline.

Often the military's bird strikes occur in far-removed places like Afghanistan and Iraq, but the lab, which stores about 85percentt of the world's bird species, is prepared.

"Having their yacht in far-removed locations is a social statement in itself, even if they do not make it on board themselves.

It is a rather distinctive bird, given that the only similar species is the Dusky Parrot (Pionus fuscus) of the geographically far-removed Guianan Shield.

And the five don't dress like post-apocalyptic bikers or whatever it is a far-removed costume designer has decided estate kids wear.