Sentence examples for more distant worlds from inspiring English sources
The moon is also a good place to test technologies needed to explore other, more distant worlds.
A planet's atmosphere, and the natural greenhouse effect it creates (or prevents), can buffer its temperature, warming up more distant worlds and keeping closer ones cool.
The guitar and drum freakouts in the scores and Blaché's black-and-white, jumpily edited (and sometimes decaying) films could not have come from more distant worlds.
What does interest me is how the man who directed "The Martian" (2015) could bracket that film, so wry and so fleet of foot, with a pair of such groaningly mirthless trips to yet more distant worlds.
The more distant World War II becomes, the more Russians seem to commemorate it.
And then, all of a sudden, we are back in that era and at the same time in a more distant world of silent film and high-toned romance.
This far-more distant world was demoted from full planet to dwarf status at an international astronomy meeting in 2006.
In the three decades since, NASA has focused robotic missions on more distant, more mysterious worlds like Mars and Jupiter and sent only two small orbiting spacecraft to the Moon.
In some ways, the world of Bach performance 60 and 70 years ago seems more distant than the world of Bach itself.
The study suggests that height and intelligence may be increasing as a growing number of people are marrying people from more distant parts of the world.
Interestingly, however, the EVADR LTR is absent in more distant primates, including New World monkeys (NWMs) and prosimians.
