Sentence examples for relatively removed from inspiring English sources

Residents largely view the Milwaukee suburbs as safe and relatively removed from the worries of urban life.

we went up to, I think, the relatively removed upper Gross house and had one of those real fried New England dinners, probably awful.

But Mr. Cardoso, 81 and relatively removed from daily political life, also described Mr. da Silva's capacity to charm and persuade.

If the villagers win this case, there may be an increasing number of future plaintiffs who attempt to seek redress farther down the stream of commerce from relatively removed defendants and in foreign jurisdictions.

"There's one bit of the past that I would like to get off my chest," he writes: Do you remember how at the end of that long swimming and sunning Stonington day... we went up to, I think, the relatively removed upper Gross house and had one of those real fried New England dinners, probably awful.

Instead, Trump will meet May at her country residence and Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle — both of which are relatively removed from the massive protests expected all over the nation for his visit.

It is expected that the tool with higher infill factor power can relatively remove more material on the edge than the bulk.

Geochemistry has applications to other subdisciplines within geology, as well as to disciplines relatively far removed from it.

Relatively far removed from a moisture source such as the Gulf of Mexico, mega snowstorms in the region don't typically produce two or more feet of snow.

Though most visual art in Poland at this time was relatively far removed from politics, there was a feeling among many artists that radical contemporary art — exemplified by avant-garde — could form a resistance, said Adam Szymczyk, the director of Kunsthalle Basel and the co-founder of Foksal Gallery Foundation.

We don't do a lot of experiments in areas of biology that are fascinating and important to understand but relatively far removed from medicine.