Sentence examples for maintained a distant from inspiring English sources

For those who do live here, the larger community has maintained a distant but cordial relationship.

Meanwhile, Helene Hayman, the Lord Speaker who sits on the Woolsack, maintained a distant glare.

In addition, literary anthologies belonging to Lincoln's stepmother introduced him to writers like David Hume, Edward Gibbon and Samuel Johnson as well as a sort of Enlightenment rationalism that Lincoln found more congenial than the Protestant emotionalism of his father, with whom he maintained a distant, even chilly relationship.

After hurting its national title hopes with the loss to Florida, Georgia (11-1) has won three straight to maintain a distant chance for its first national championship since 1980.

Slowly pull the picture away from your face, while still maintaining a distant focus.

Unlike the French, who kept close ties with their former African colonies after independence four decades ago, the British maintained a more distant relationship.

We were not able to address whether the increases in functional and structural brain connectivity or the cognitive gains were maintained at a distant time point (beyond 12 weeks) from the immediate training period.

Unlike Dana White, the U.F.C. president, who has become a constant presence inseparable from the league's brand, Mr. Rebney plans to maintain a more distant role as Bellator's C.E.O.

These cats may never be fully domesticated, and you may wish to just maintain a more distant relationship with them.

The United Kingdom maintained a strong third place, with France a distant fourth.

In Xuanxuan's family, the mother and the grandparents maintained a relationship in which they were functionally cooperative but emotionally distant.