Sentence examples for quite remote from inspiring English sources

But both these scenarios feel quite remote.

Psalm 90, like many others, belongs to a theological landscape quite remote from our own.

"The odds of them being random are typically quite remote, like one in a million.

"This was something that sounded quite remote, that someone could breach security aboard a commercial jet," Mr. Keating said.

In France, where I have a house, it's quite remote and none of my neighbours spoke any English.

And the chances of being caught, convicted, sentenced to death and executed are in any event quite remote.

"It makes sense to connect something that is quite remote to the consumer and invest in the connection," he said.

"The Great Australian Bight is quite remote; the industry isn't as well established as the Gulf of Mexico.

They are quite remote from the impact on the paying customer of the policies that they develop.

His parents before that were quite remote and he was looked after by his White Russian nanny, Vera.

It's quite remote; it takes two days or a little bit longer to get up there by a series of local buses.