Sentence examples for is remote to from inspiring English sources

The hinge assertion is D'Souza's declaration that Obama's ideology is "remote to America".

As Okinawa is remote to the main cluster of Japanese islands, so is Nago to the population centers of its home island.

EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL: NEW YORK CITY This is an off year for the biennial Boston Early Music Festival, and the alternating Berkeley Festival and Exhibition in California (June 1-8; berkeley-festival.org) is remote to Northeasterners, so the time may be ripe for another attempt at an early-music festival in New York.

— Renee Streicher I haven't yet decided how I will address this because I have to have a sense of my new students first — as this is history to them I need to know if they have personal connections or if it is remote to them.

Women with highest wealth quartile were 51% more likely to have short birth interval than with the lowest wealth quartile (Table 2) * Adjusted for some selected socio-demographic variables Since the area is remote to the central part of the country, 60% knowledgeable mothers about birth spacing is a better finding.

All police commissioners are remote to some extent.

Or do you think that treatment centers need not be remote to be effective?

He spoke of a desire to marry, but was remote to the point of rudeness with women, considering most insufficiently devout.

In Embangweni, even once patients have arrived at the hospital the chances of seeing a doctor are remote to say the least.

He was criticized, however, as being remote to undergraduate concerns and as a leader who rarely spoke out on issues of national importance.

Fitzgerald's literary and personal conception of the aphrodisiac power of money, though, was remote to two of the most important writers of the day D.