Sentence examples for i'm distant from inspiring English sources

"I'm distant enough from it now to say it's a bloody good book," he grins.

People may think I'm distant, or unfriendly, since I share so little.

And that kind of conversation was very troubling because [Italians] actually feel a bit like that now, that other countries in Europe are saying, Oh I'm distant from that physically, so if they come to you first that's your problem.

My kids showed up every other weekend, but I was distant.

He's deliberately placed himself in the tradition of the Old Masters who, he explains, "represented the Holy Land without any direct knowledge or experience… Even in my works, I wanted to make myself blind to my own land and experience the familiar places of my childhood as if I was distant to it".

The sequence of time instants, when a discrete dynamics occurs, is nearly-periodic only, i.e. it is distant from a periodic sequence to an uncertain error.

The sequence of time instants, when a discrete dynamics occurs, is nearly-periodic only, i.e. it is distant from a periodic sequence to an uncertain distance.

The year 2050 was chosen as it is the timeframe for the Neo-Carbon project (see endnote i), which is distant enough in the future so that the effects of automation and renewable energy will have had time to settle.

I've been distant and disappointing for years, but there was a time I believed in the dream.

I should be distant from my 16-year-old self, but my scalp is crawling.

I hoped I might write a book about the Tudors, but this purchase was the first step towards a project I knew was distant.