Sentence examples for remote existence from inspiring English sources

This remote existence had an impact that he carries, he says, through life.

They resemble the markings an inmate would make on the wall of his cell, counting off the days – and indeed Ullmann has described her remote existence with Ingmar on Fårö as a kind of prison.

Martin had lived on Bermuda for many years when he decided to buy his own island in 1997, saying he wanted a more remote existence.

When her marriage fell apart in the mid-1960s, she took refuge in the wilderness, building a log cabin on a hidden lake in the Adirondack Mountains and then carving an influential writing career out of her remote existence.

Its walls held shelves of all the simple practicalities of a remote mountain existence.

Expert defenders are more and more inclined to seize on the tiniest of scientific gaps or to move ever upward to ideas of God so remote from existence as to become pure hot air.

After Rome subjugated the area, founding a colony at Brundisium (Brindisi) in 246 and capturing Tarentum (Taranto) in 209, the Ager Bruttius, as the region was then called, gradually declined into a remote provincial existence.

His ritualised acts of violence articulate the alienation felt when one is cast adrift geographically (his is a remote, solitary existence, away from other people and the community they provide) and spiritually (a childhood trauma having separated him from his own soul).

As in Hessler's piece, there is a link between physical and social topography, which Hammer uses to create a story that is both a riveting piece of adventure journalism and an un-exoticizing look at some of the last actually remote cultures in existence.

False affirmative sentences about a remote matter maintain the existence of compounds which are necessarily non-existent; they are called impossible.

Snare did not see it as a thing apart, remote from his own existence; it filled his mind as if it were a living being.