Sentence examples for quite far removed from inspiring English sources

"Main Street is quite far removed from Wall Street," he said.

The show's musical style, however, was quite far removed from the sound of contemporary Nashville.

We would very quickly get quite far removed from the original purpose of hate crime – the directing of violence against people because of who they are.

I think that a subject which at first glance seems quite far removed from the undeclared concern of a book can encapsulate that concern.

It is important, however, to "keep these issues in perspective:" At this point in the 20th century, we are quite far removed from the dangers that prompted the Framers to include the Establishment Clause in the Bill of Rights.

Portraying the leader of a neighbourhood watch, he is outgoing and disciplined to the point of being compulsive, a trait which he confesses is quite far removed from his own persona.

They're a hugely influential band in metal's history, yet their earliest records were quite comically awful, far removed from the glorious bombast of Dimmu Borgir or the fiendish experimentalism of Ihsahn, who would follow decades later in their wake.

She was quite far off the mark.

Acquaintance with this journal would give western commentators quite a different picture, far removed from the horrors they are wont to describe.

And their manager Helmut Schön's view of football, while not quite Total, was not too far removed from that of the Dutch.

A sequence set during a lecture on colour theory musters up an inexplicable set of emotions – quite unexpected in a film so far removed from the real world.