The possibility of acquiring a work by Duccio then had seemed infinitely remote.
The result is at once erotic and icily forensic, intimate and infinitely remote.
"The cinema is infinitely remote -- so many filters, so many people between you and the screen," he said.
His was not a demagogic remark, like Hague's - simply an Olympian remark, innocent and infinitely remote.
Her colorless, flavorless, odorless, quasi-academic prose was a sleekly alluring mask that, in turn, reflected a brilliant young woman's striking, worldly, knowing, infinitely remote, infinitely alluring persona.
He loved them all... more than anyone else the Kaiser, who was kind and great, sublime and just, infinitely remote and very close, and particularly fond of the officers in the army.
Although I just about managed to pull off a close reading of Tennyson's "The Kraken," my mind was always on the second half being played in that infinitely remote place, the outside world.
Every detail is given the same evenness of attention, with the result that, like a mirror reflection, the portrait is both fully present yet, at the same time, infinitely remote.
Except at a singular point in the infinitely remote past and possibly in the distant future.
That's just so infinitely remote.
