Sentence examples similar to merely distant from from inspiring English sources

While some hits from 2005 are merely distant memories, these songs have managed to stay in our hearts despite the passage of nine years.

But a Jeffries analyst said Microsoft's campaign is merely "distant thunder".

Only one is distant from the ligand.

Granovetter's strong and weak ties asks whether people adjoining each other are in a direct relationship, or more distant from each other, that is, merely acquaintances.

But is that prospect so distant from reality?

Fitzgerald's urbane, self-inspecting tone he writes as if his own desiccated self were merely one of countless objects worthy of analysis and appraisal feels distant from the spittle-spraying disclosures of Baxter and Anastas.

Fitzgerald's urbane, self-inspecting tone — he writes as if his own desiccated self were merely one of countless objects worthy of analysis and appraisal — feels distant from the spittle-spraying disclosures of Baxter and Anastas.

"You become distant from the users.

Not merely that it spins on its axis so fast (<10 hours once round), rather that an object with Jupiter's sizable mass so distant from the Sun carries a great deal of orbital momentum.

Decision-making is distant — very distant — from "demos," the people.

Sometimes narrator is distant from character.