Sentence examples for no matter how distant from inspiring English sources

So make friends with the "high priests of liberal studies," no matter how distant they are from you.

"This is the greatest moment of my life," he said, awed by the pope's presence, no matter how distant.

There is little doubt that President Obama remains committed, as he said in Berlin, to a "world without nuclear weapons — no matter how distant that dream might be".

Given the unfairness and injustice the current judiciary metes out to the poor and the powerless, the hope of such spillover, no matter how distant, is desirable.

Some, such as the Atsina and Blackfoot, did not tolerate marriage between consanguineous (genetic) relatives, no matter how distant the tie, and others proscribed marriage within varying degrees of relationship.

Because if the Tories emerge as the largest single party, they and their cheerleaders will claim at least a partial victory no matter how distant they are from a Commons majority.

He's clear he's using his own memories not as "therapy" or to present his opinion, but a way to "breathe life into ideas and perspectives" and share them no matter how distant from him they might be.

The bureau's Web site seems to say that applicants whose background checks turn up any arrest — no matter how trivial, distant in time, irrelevant to the job — receive a letter advising them that they can remain eligible only if they produce "official court documentation" bearing on the case within 30 days.

Swallowed by their natural surroundings, the models turn into mythical creatures, connecting to the folklore of their homelands no matter how physically distant they may be.

It's abstracted from the church but charged with a secular power, no matter how icy and distant it is.

No matter how bad the drawing, how distant the final product from the original intent, the clock can be turned back.