Sentence examples for is more remote from from inspiring English sources

Rochester is more remote from me than the old blues singer Jesse but, because I share his race and nationality, the issue of authenticity is never raised.

Confessedly the property of a contractor with the government is more remote from the government's operations than is the property of a government instrumentality.

In Europe no such partisan democratic body exists (the European Parliament is more remote from voters and less powerful than Congress, and MEPs live in a warm bath of mushy conventional wisdom).

Little has changed.There are underlying reasons why the south is more troublesome than the east: its tribal structures are weaker, making it harder for elders to make deals stick; it is more remote from Kabul and the main trade routes; the population is less educated and more xenophobic; and it is the ideological heartland of the Taliban.

This could perhaps be explained by the fact that CBI is more remote from other observatories than NCK (see Fig. 2).

Firstly, the initiation of the sequence is more remote from the goal, thus requiring greater abstraction.

"Nothing could be more remote from the truth.

They shared a serene sensuousness that couldn't have been more remote from New York's principled asperity.

Geographically, the Pacific island states are more remote from world markets than their counterparts elsewhere in the world.

His aim was to be stylish at all times, but trendy vulgarity could not have been more remote from his work.

Soviet Russia in Lenin's last years could not have been more remote from the picture of Socialism he had portrayed in State and Revolution.