Sentence examples for quite remote from from inspiring English sources

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

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

But all of this heroic (not to say rather macho) commitment to disorder was really quite remote from Cage's methods and temperament.

This is true although the mutations are quite remote from the active site, and there are no significant changes in crystallographic structure between the wild-type and mutant active sites.

Her sentences have a muted calm that suggests, paradoxically, something quite remote from inner peace: it's the state you will yourself into so you can hold on to the many disparate threads of a life.

Huston's film promised so much — the rearing white whale, a monster of my deepest imaginings — but it delivered a wordy worthiness, quite remote from what I wanted from the story.

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"The mountains of Tibet are vast and many of the places the cordyceps fungus are harvested from are quite remote... so you need to trek in and climb to access the areas," he said.

Good sites for wind turbines are often quite remote, either offshore or up on mountainsides, far from the cities where the energy is most needed.

But both these scenarios feel quite remote.

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