Sentence examples for has become remote from inspiring English sources

And in November, before the local elections, he started visiting poor communities, countering criticism that he has become remote from the concerns of ordinary people.

The promise of direct recapitalisation has become remote.Who's covering your back?The most glaring flaw is that the common backstop is missing.

Since the suicide of a friend of Adam's, their son has become remote, withdrawn.

It's clear that we're living in an era where politics has failed and, like politicians, has become remote from the ordinary European citizen.

The political controversies that once meant so much to the New York intellectual community have become remote.

Although many housing associations began as small and idealistic cooperatives, many now own tens of thousands of homes, and have become remote and bureaucratic.

By then, they'd made 1969's Tommy and 1971's Who's Next, the albums widely considered their masterpieces; but Townshend was haunted by the deaths of friends such as Hendrix and Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, and concerned that artists had become remote from their fans.

Speaking on French TV, Mr Hollande - a leading champion of the EU - said the project had become "remote and incomprehensible", and that that had to change.

It has become the remote control for your life.

The possibility for a separate settlement here has become more remote.

So it seems a shame that, for many, Socrates has become a remote, lofty kind of a figure.