Sentence examples similar to perhaps at a distance from inspiring English sources

One might suggest that such relational actions-at-a-distance are harmless ones, perhaps merely "semantic"; like becoming the "best" at a task when your only competitor who might be miles away—fails.

And one whose day-to-day life in Asunción, surrounded and supported by his family, is perhaps best left at a distance as Paraguay focuses on trying to go further than it ever has in the World Cup.

It could be used to show on screen to an operator targets identified at a distance perhaps through their heat signatures or appearance.

Alternatively, the nebula may have been far colder than models predict, or Jupiter may have migrated inward after forming at a distance perhaps 10 times greater than its current orbit.

Our windows, through which we have observed others at a distance and perhaps judged them less favorably than we would judge ourselves, are shattered and the outside rushes in.

Either possible mechanism might thus produce "indirect helicase functionality at a distance", and perhaps provide other functionality.

Mr. Kinnear's affability buoys the picture even in its despairing passages, but he holds us -- as, perhaps, Crane held his own experiences -- at a distance, and Mr. Schrader seems disinclined to penetrate his inner life.

Perhaps a distance of only 500-1000 yardownown the road from where the incident started.

But in immersing himself in the lives of the very people he struggled to keep at a distance, Holroyd has written perhaps his best book yet.

Perhaps only boxing rivals cricket for the pleasure it affords at a distance.

Many countries view themselves at a distance as enemies or friends, and perhaps warily.