Sentence examples for rather removed from inspiring English sources

"The position that classical music has in our society does make it rather removed from current affairs," Weir concedes.

The audience ends up feeling rather removed from the action, as if listening to an entertaining radio debate.

THE LOCATION Perched on 15 gated acres north of the Vatican, the hotel offers a god's-eye view of the domes and bell towers, but it's rather removed from the action.

High point A Night at the Chinese Opera, 1987 – "the debut of a very remarkable composer" (Times review) Low point Miss Fortune, 2012 – "musically and dramatically a limping, flaccid non starter" (Telegraph review) What she says "The position classical music has in our society does make it rather removed from current affairs.

The book is principally a defense of the story that got Rather removed from the anchor job and ultimately from CBS — his 2004 "60 Minutes" report on George W. Bush's service in the Air National Guard, in which Rather relied on documents, purportedly detailing Bush's delinquency, of dubious provenance.

If all this sounds rather removed from real life, it's worth remembering that the cutting edge of today's battlefield will represent little more than the state-of-the-art in domestic appliances a decade from now.

I teach Richard III, and have done since I saw it at the Old Vic, and frankly, a lot of 14 year olds would rather remove their eyes with a rusty spoon than even look at Shakespeare.

Except it rather removes the point of an lead organiser paying the monthly subscription fee.

Both the Declaration of Helsinki and the CIOMS Guidelines also introduce – or rather, remove – a temporal element.

Apple's intention is not to lose games from the App Store, but rather remove those titles that could offend.

We use a conservative approximation of the blocking due to the moveable solar panels, rather removing too much than too little data.