Sentence examples for have distance from inspiring English sources

Student reps work on behalf of their peers and most universities have distance learning representatives.

"Like good drivers and good putters in golf, some people have distance, but not accuracy, and vice versa".

But not everyone was sold on Hansen, who seemed like a headstrong front-runner who might have distance limitations.

Mayakovsky is thought to have distance limitations; he is the son of Matty G, who finished a well-beaten 17th in the 1996 Derby.

Peter Morgan, whose screenwriting (The Queen; Frost/Nixon; The Damned United; and more) has done so much to drive the new school, operates under a 10-year rule: "If you have distance from the events, then your story can work as an analogy or parable, rather than its literal narrative," he said.

WayneClayton wrote that he is enjoying "the odyssey through the various points of view of Franzen's free indirect style" (i.e. the many break-ins) and argues that Patty's use of the third person is her "attempt to have distance for the therapeutic enterprise".

Others have distanced themselves from Ms. Rose.

Many in the tech community have distanced themselves from Appelbaum.

But some chapters have distanced themselves from the '60s generation.

The family have distanced themselves from the film.

However, the band members have distanced themselves from the project.