How distant is this Apollo from the one in Aeschylus?
The fact is that, in the 35 years since HAL was conceived, scientists have come to see just how distant is this goal called artificial intelligence.
Given the unfairness and injustice the current judiciary metes out to the poor and the powerless, the hope of such spillover, no matter how distant, is desirable.
Given the Lebanese joy, the moment also painfully underscored just how distant is the Palestinians' ever-more-elusive goal of returning as they increasingly feel abandoned by the Palestinian leadership in Gaza City.
In "Decoded," he answers existentially: "How distant is the story of your own life ever going to be?" In the lyrics, practically: Life stories told through rap/Niggas actin' like I sold you crack/Like I told you sell drugs, no, Hov' did that/So hopefully you won't have to go through that.
This shows a strong affiliation with the world far outside Wall Street, which, no matter how distant, is nevertheless greatly affected by the dealmaking that goes on there.
How distant is my bougie life in NY from the lives of the people being described in this war, both the military and the citizens?" I was looking for a way to find some sound to capture that distance.
Those days have been sold to a Russian oligarch, whose nationality is, of course, not relevant from a racist point of view; it is there to underline how physically distant are the people whose interests are being served by the new equations.
Those days have been sold to a Russian oligarch, whose nationality is, of course, not relevant from a racist point of view; it is there to underline how physically distant are the people whose interests are being served by the new equations.
It is a measure of how distant we are from the ancient Greeks, Mongols and Romans that the most complete contemporary incarnations of the warrior are supervillains.
