Sentence examples for is very distant from inspiring English sources

But the connection is very distant – Fiumara was the brother of Christies aunt's husband.

As best they can determine, the perturber is perhaps ten times more massive than Earth, or roughly half as massive as Neptune, and it is very distant indeed.

Of course, this is very distant from their erstwhile vanilla terrorism, since it involves guns and the possibility that they will have to murder Hardenberg.

This is why the characteristic Maxwell Davies "sound" is very distant from the pointilliste, splintered musical world of the European avant-gardists.

"Our exit is very distant," Mr. Draghi said, though he refused to say how many months or years that might be.

"The church is very distant from the lives of people on a daily basis," said Frank Macchiarola, president of St .Francis College in Brooklyn and a former schools chancellor in New York.

"We're very distant," Mr. Forseter said.

The truth is, many people in France are very distant from those ideals today".

"But the reality is that the issues they promote are very distant from our interests".

He can be very distant, but on this occasion he really wasn't.

But it was very distant from the cognition you might find in a real animal.