Sentence examples for how distant the from inspiring English sources

"How distant the goal is another matter".

ALASKANS like to talk about how distant the rest of America feels.

But most of all she makes you realize how distant the Clinton impeachment crisis now seems.

Yet how distant the age of Shaw seems to us now.

They remind us how distant the near-past can seem, how sensitive we are to the nuances of the present.

What was striking was how long the reaction took to build, how distant the memories had become, how many politicians were initially caught off balance.

He looks back at how Belfast has changed for the better – and how distant those dark days of the Troubles can now seem to those, like his own children, born in the past 20 years.

"Peace with justice means pursuing the security of a world without nuclear weapons, no matter how distant that dream may be," the president said this past June in Berlin.

Alternatively, we evaluate the quality of the clusterings based on intra- and inter-similarity measures that indicate how similar are the drugs placed in one clusters and how distant are the centroids of the clusters that comprised the clusterings, respectively.

Because the privy council's role in such matters is effectively no more or less than that of the government of the day, it has introduced an element of political influence – no matter how distant – into the control of the press.

Essentially, it allows any kind of building within the South Waterfront district, but restricts how tall it can be (no more than 50 feet), how close it needs to be to the street and how distant from the river bank, what kinds of exterior materials can be used, and how it should be landscaped.