Sentence examples for remote from it from inspiring English sources

This automatically treats caustics and yields uniformly accurate solutions both near the source and remote from it.

Overall, it appears that the commander can be kept involved in the planning process even though they are remote from it but with some caveats attached.

A literary medium that dates, in effect, from the mid-18th century inevitably risks anachronism when portraying periods remote from it.

This was reminiscent of Tawney's argument that an over-powerful state could demean and dehumanise at least as much as an unfettered market: "However the socialist ideal may be expressed, few things could be more remote from it than a herd of tame animals with wise rulers in command".

As things are, the psychological theory of the Phaedo assigns Socrates' contemplation directly to his soul, but leaves his desire for food curiously remote from it, apparently taking 'bodily' desire (for instance) to be related to the soul in much the same way in which the operations involved in (say) metabolism and growth are so related.

I felt like I was the father, or the grandfather to it, but at the same time utterly remote from it.

Eastern Slovene dialects blend with Kajkavian forms of Serbo-Croatian, but literary Slovene is remote from its Croatian counterparts, and it borrows words from the German and Italian languages, which are still spoken by older generations of Slovenians.

With its context and action entirely removed from and remote from Earth, it is the first of a new genre.

But because the bond trusts are set up to be "bankruptcy remote" from National Century, it is not clear how they would be affected.

It may be impossibly remote from Europe, but it is well connected to Asia.

Although medieval worldviews are undeniably remote from us today, it was – at least in courts and monasteries that could support it – a world of knowledge, curiosity, discussion and artistic vision.