Sentence examples for more distant notes from inspiring English sources

He devised a symmetrical, synchronous, soul-destroying exercise for this, in which the right and left thumbs reached under the other fingers, crablike, for ever more distant notes.

The State Department's most recent terrorism report said those ties have grown more distant, and noted that Cuba has hosted peace efforts between Farc and Colombia's government.

Astronomers are using the Keck Telescopes in Hawaii to collect spectra from a few more distant quasars, Loeb notes.

Bonus points if you note the more distant but still visible similarities to Syfy's "Warehouse 13".

Astronomers might be fooled into thinking that similar events in more distant galaxies are supernovas, van Dyk notes.

We may care about the world we are making for our grandchildren, but more distant generations are, as the economist Thomas Schelling has noted, foreigners to us.

This enabled us to interact personally with informants, while the note-taker retained a different, more distant view (Eisenhardt 1989).

Other researchers note that many unpleasant events feel more distant than they actually are, not just morally charged ones.

Microsoft is at a more distant 63.9 out of 100, but ABI analyst Aapo Markkanen notes that it actually beat Apple where innovation is concerned, with a total point score of 77 points compared to 76 for Apple in innovation.

Riechers notes that astronomers have confirmed the explosion of a massive and more distant star 70 million years earlier.

It should also be noted that the peak-to-peak amplitude decreases as it propagates to more distant ranges.