Sentence examples for merely remote from inspiring English sources

It was, for most of its life, merely remote and sinister; it is now remote, sinister and fashionable.

But remote was good.

Clever, but remote.

The District Court claimed that there were more direct plaintiffs involved, and that Static Control's injury was merely a remote incident due to the "supposed manipulation of consum­ers' relationships with remanufacturers".

The difference is merely that remote leaders must do this more intentionally.

In fact, as noted earlier, it is La Forge who has been suggested to have first employed the expression "occasional cause" in his Traité de l'esprit de l'homme (Carraud 2002, 347), where he argues that bodies are merely the "remote and occasional" causes of our ideas of them (TEH 132 4).

If Sir George was merely eccentric and remote, Lady Ida was all too horribly present.

In the Napster case these absent voices include people who merely retrieve from remote locations music they already own, musicians who welcome the opportunity to distribute their work and even copyright holders who think that sampling will encourage buying.

In asking these questions, philosophers have in mind not merely the (perhaps) remote possibilities of ghosts or gods or extraterrestrial creatures (whose physical constitutions presumably would be very different from those of humans) but also and especially a possibility that seems to be looming ever larger in contemporary life the possibility of computers that are capable of thought.

It might seem cumbersome to manually re-register virtual machines after every change, but with the remote importer it is merely a single command.

And since UNESCO is supposed to be an unprejudiced protector of the whole world's built and natural environment, such slipping standards are not merely of concern in remote Pacific islands.But take the Galapagos case first.