Sentence examples for of how remote from inspiring English sources

"You get this picture of how remote life in Norfolk must have been from any political events".

The secretive TTIP deal is a perfect example of how remote and elitist the EU really is.

Before the road was built in the 1970s it used to take seven hours – a reminder of how remote this area is.

The remarkable film clips of the group's chaotic performances in San Francisco's Palace Theater are a nostalgic reminder of how remote that acid-soaked hippie era seems today and (despite its truly mad excesses) how relatively innocent it was.

For instance, if you needed any more evidence of how remote the art world is from the rest of society, or reality, then check out Hans Haacke's "Untitled (Election Survey) from 'The New York Collection for Stockholm"' (1973).

His case has been closely followed by Chinese bloggers, many of whom see it as an example of how remote from the masses officials and their families have become.On July 9th, however, Study Times, an official newspaper under the Central Party School, questioned whether the "mass line" campaign would prove effective.

Again, it's not a nightmare of buttons, but a re-thinking of how remotes should work as digital applications.

For one thing, Mr. Burnett said, the usefulness of mobile phones depends on how remote the park is.

This study contributes to the larger body of knowledge about how remote data capture technology may be beneficial to children and families coping with type 1 diabetes.

The type of construction and how remote the island is will also affect the price that it costs to develop.

We can and should identify with the death of any member of humankind - no matter how remote or how challenging the cause of death.