Sentence examples for is very distant from from inspiring English sources
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.
"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.
Prof Byrne said studying elephants helped build a map of part of the evolutionary tree that is very distant from humans.
Colors are notoriously resilient to many changes of illumination, and even when incident light composition is very distant from standard light, surfaces may be seen as having their standard color.
Written in a style that Menken would later admit is very "distant from contemporary pop", the songwriters were initially skeptical of "Belle", fearful of the song's potential to "end their careers at Disney" if it was not well received.
Hierarchical agglomerative clustering analysis based on the between populations pair-wise Fst distances revealed that the IS sub-populations were very distant from all other populations (Supplementary Figure 4).
