Sentence examples for quite removed from inspiring English sources

This latest model professor is quite a man and quite removed from reality.

You get quite removed from the first point of contact with customers.

Yet Parks insists that words are purely cerebral, quite removed from the body.

Curie's husband, Pierre, echoed that he and his wife "dreamed of living in the world quite removed from human beings".

He wrote about poker, oil riggers, rock climbing and other muscular subjects quite removed from his previous literary preoccupations.

Anglo-American philosophy is now so technical, so meticulous, such a miniature chess game between experts, that it is quite removed from life.

A choice expression, and one that I won't be able to wipe from my brain, much as in the way something unspeakable gets stuck to the underside of your shoe and you can't quite remove it.

A spokesperson for the carrier said the delay was due to electrical storms, but he couldn't quite remove the whiff of airline incompetence as he addressed the luggage mishap.

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

I've driven more altitudinous roads, but never one that felt quite so removed from the territory down below.

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.