Sentence examples for remarkably remote from inspiring English sources

Here, a funeral after 10 years of wasting away seems remarkably remote.

Almost 5,000 years in age, she is astonishingly contemporary in appearance yet remarkably remote: we cannot appropriate her dreams, or fathom how she worshiped.

Although just 20 kilometers from the city's center, Down House was then, and remains today, a remarkably remote and tranquil spot, situated in the deep folds of the chalk hills of north Kent and accessible only by narrow, winding lanes.

Zaqistan is a remarkably remote location in an unforgiving environment, where survival depends upon a mix of luck, planning, and improvisation.

These strains are distantly related to strain CN78-56 wasch was grouped into the genotype II clade which was isolated in China in 1978, and remarkably remote from the Guangzhou B5 strain which isolated in China in 1990 and was grouped to the genotype I clade.

And indeed, through the first few shootings --when almost no evidence was coming to hand, no phone calls being made or letters left behind -- the sniper seemed like a remarkably austere, remote figure.

Remarkably in this remote desert she is on ARVs.

Microsoft's determination to force customers to accept the same Metro experience whether using a phone, a tablet, a computer, a game console or even a TV remote control seems remarkably risky.

The comparative results showed that enhancers, either proximal or remote, had remarkably lower divergence levels than the control sequences (which were randomly generated along non-coding DNA with matched repeat density and GC content and the same length as enhancers) and HACNS.

The exterior is sleek by Panasonic standards; the setup was easy, and the remote control is remarkably simple.

Some politicians still hand out cash for ballots, but Indonesian citizens even in the remotest villages have a remarkably acute understanding of the twists and turns of politics.