Sentence examples for not even distant from inspiring English sources

The author is not even distant from population genetics and the molecular study of evolution but is one of the founding fathers and pioneers of what is now called the field of molecular evolution.

They aren't even distant cousins.

Not even the distant cousin who served time nearly 50 years ago.

It was a dangerous miscalculation to assume that people for whom Vietnam is not even a distant memory would give Kerry the benefit of the doubt.

Hilary had died in 1991, when Josephine was only one year old, so she was not even a distant memory to her daughter.

Not even a distant relation of Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush, residents say, has come to campaign in the cattle-and-grain belt of southwest Kansas.

There is not a single piece of gratuitous nudity in the entire episode – not even a distant glimpse of a bumcheek – and there is no more gore than in Temoin Silent.

It may have been Tchaikovsky who inspired Pet Shop Boys to attempt their first ballet score, but the music they've written for The Most Incredible Thing is not even a distant relation to The Nutcracker or Swan Lake.

The first war of this new century is not even a distant cousin of the Persian Gulf War, much less of the cold war that still determines, in many ways, the size, form and orientation of our military.

With the Equifax breach not even a distant memory, Marriott has clearly learned nothing from the response.

In fact it never was, not even in the distant days when it took a slightly subtler form, as when he made his reported claim that "all reggae is vile".