Sentence examples for never remote from inspiring English sources

The New Chamber Ballet may be serious, but it is never remote.

Never remote, never haughty, he was a regular guy, an audience-pleaser who proved well-suited for series television.

These sources of Durkheim's sociological reflections, never remote from moral philosophy, were first expressed in his very important doctoral thesis, De la division du travail social (1893; The Division of Labour in Society), and in Le Suicide (1897; Suicide).

St Mungo's has never been remote and must never be remote.

Like I said before, I was never a "remote control guy"—turn TV on, change channel, move on and I don't know that this remote has caused me any sort of "OH MY GOD THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN MISSING" feeling; I'm a simple man of simple means with even simpler pleasures.

The fairway was never a remote possibility.

Mr. Bradley moved out years ago, but he never became remote.

There was never a remote chance of Marshall's suggestion being taken seriously, he added.

Even installed in the capital, Mary was never so remote from the turmoil of the Civil War as her contemporaries imagined.

That was never a remote possibility, and Morgan Spurlock's picture will have done very well indeed if it can match This Is It, currently the record-holder for both a concert movie and a documentary.

"There was never a remote threat of a Great Depression 2.0 or of a financial nuclear winter, contrary to the dire warnings of Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed chairman since 2006," he wrote in The NYT. "The Main Street banking system was never in serious jeopardy, ATMs were not going dark and the money market industry was not imploding".