Sentence examples for made distant from inspiring English sources

That was before modern highways made distant markets accessible to the potent produce of Appalachia.

The Island Carib were a maritime people, expert navigators who made distant raids in large dugout canoes.

(Old-fashioned, if purer, tuning made distant keys like D flat major or E flat minor sound weirdly out of kilter).

In the pre-chorus, Duff's vocals are made distant by the song's use of guitars and synth keyboards.

It makes distant matters seem very present.

Tiny, green cypresses make distant exclamation marks, but only reinforce the sombre mood.

His aim is to make distant lives matter, and in that he succeeds".

Light is then focused in front of the retina instead of precisely on to it, making distant objects look blurry.

He tells Galileo of an invention from Holland: a tube with two lenses that makes distant objects appear close.

The full-fledged design is to reach orbit and eventually make distant journeys to the moon and Mars, but that is still years away.

The effect, they say, would be to make distant galaxies appear as if they were accelerating as they moved away from us.