Sentence examples for remote man from inspiring English sources
"He was a remote man who did not show emotion.
Even in Vienna, Mr. Kaufman said, his father had been a remote man.
She never understood or cared for the remote man her mother had married, but even so, she said, "I always missed having a father".
The unpredictable scene transitions are particularly clever: an emotional moment turns oddly into a song; a remote man suddenly whispers so a scene becomes impossible to hear.
Anil finds herself paired for the investigation with a government-selected archaeologist named Sarath, a remote man 16 years her senior.
The strange character for Mr. Walken this time around is Carmichael, a shy, remote man — much like the actor himself — who has been searching among corpse dealers for his left hand ever since it was hacked off 47 years earlier.
To me, it was memorable because the image I had of a remote, intellectual man was quickly dispelled in his brief talk.
By rights, he should be both outdated and remote: a man from a small Nordic nation with a burgeoning welfare state, who, in the wake of the Second World War, began to create intimate studies of private lives.
She was also a flapperish coquette who, encased in a marriage to an emotionally remote older man, took Gray as a lover and conspired with him in a sloppy murder plot, after insuring her husband's life with a sizable policy that offered "double indemnity" in case of accidental death.
When I was studying in Taiwan in the late 1950s, then-President Chiang was regarded by most of the Western students on the island — and many of the Chinese as well — as the remote, cruel man who lost China; his wife was the austere, once-glamorous Dragon Lady who had helped him lose it.
To entice new gamers, Blockbuster will be offering a special PS3 bundle that includes a 40GB version with and HDMI cable, remote, "Spider Man 3" on Blu-ray, "Transformers" game, and a 12-week PS3/Blu-ray rental card that entitles users to one free PS3 or Blu-ray rental per week for 12 consecutive weeks.
