Sentence examples for is not so distant from inspiring English sources
But that future is not so distant, and the crushing debt has made recovery far more difficult to achieve.
His music, then, is not so distant from Anonymous 4's previous repertory, and the performances had a corresponding ease.
But the situation he described then is now changing.The Francoist past is not so distant: the caudillo held on to power until his death in 1975.
Actually this interpretation is not so distant from the position taken up by Lefkowitz herself in her brief but challenging conclusion.
A career that once seemed premised on staying distant from the mainstream art world is not so distant: How art-worldly to promote a new book with a show!
Senior rabbis including Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner and Rabbi Herschel Gluck OBE have signed the letter, which says that Jewish "experience as refugees is not so distant that we've forgotten what it's like to be demonised for seeking safety".
After all, for military families, that thunder, even amid the collapsing economy, isn't so distant.
Maybe thoughts of strife were not so distant after all.
But it's not so distant that people are unable to begin paying attention to it.
The reasons, she writes, are not so distant: Many husbands were severely injured or disabled.
