Sentence examples for in remoteness from inspiring English sources

"Precisely in remoteness her playing is richest and most alive".

It's an elegant study in remoteness, isolation, loneliness and casual cruelty.

If physical distance between cities is the defining factor in remoteness, some of the greatest spaces occur in the Pacific.

Differences in remoteness distribution among the hypothetical chemicals are most pronounced in scenarios assuming 60-day half-life in air.

Wolfgang Rihm, whose concerto "Time Chant" was composed for her, wrote, "Precisely in remoteness her playing is richest and most alive".

The hi-tech accoutrements of modern life and the instant gratification that they bestow might once have been considered a threat to an island existence, rendering it all but obsolete; instead it has brought a renaissance in remoteness.

Anya, in "The Better Half", having escaped the "dreary, snowed-in remoteness" of her native Nizhny Novgorod, finds herself at the mercy of the violent loser she's had to marry in White Plains, New York, who tries to control her by hiding her immigration papers.

It is this unforgiving environment that makes one wonder how one can live in such remoteness when in fact Didigoro isn't really that far from Port Moresby.

The big difference is that the Brits in 1977 appeared to revel in its remoteness: blithely ignoring the thrilling musical upheavals of the year, it doled out gongs to Procul Harum and The Beatles.

After enhancement there was an increase in the median age at death among males and females combined for those living in major cities, with small variations in other remoteness groups.

The reason no successful rescue was ever effected lies in the remoteness of the Hebrides from the anglophone world in the early 18th century.