Sentence examples for much too remote from inspiring English sources

Some of it was truly mysterious, in areas much too remote for prospective buyers to make reconnaissance visits.

Daoist scholars, finding in Buddhism much that seemed not too remote from their own spiritual message, were more inclined to study the new philosophy.

Like it's better at this than pretty much anything else, including celebration (too remote, and liable to inspire jealousy), the everyday (too trivial) or anger (too much like bitterness or schadenfreude).

Some out-of-the-way village halls were much more accommodating, but were too remote.

The agency now realizes that much of the terrain is too remote, rocky and steep for reforestation.

Much of the timber was too remote to be transported via the streams, and logging railroads were the next development in the Quehanna lumber era.

In any case, this vast distance even though underestimated was large enough to convince Hubble that NGC 6822 must be a remote, separate galaxy, much too far away to be included even in Shapley's version of the Milky Way Galaxy system.

Dr. Huizenga co-chaired a federal review panel in 1989 that concluded that the chances of energy production from the new approach were too remote to justify much Government funding.

Put differently, this digital age may be driving much management practice over the edge, making it too remote and too superficial.

So Howells remains without a wound to make him draw his bow, and a woundless writer feels too remote from us to be much loved.

Smaller towns than this are too remote and therefore add too much to the cost of the survey.