Sentence examples for remote out of from inspiring English sources

So she remained quiet, remote, out of sight, almost hermetically sealed in her lakeside home in Yangon.

Increasingly, Mr. Bradley -- after rapturous initial coverage in the news media -- began to be portrayed in print and on the airwaves as remote, out of touch and even arrogant and gruff.

Mori duly convened a focus group, which reported that the royals were seen as "remote, out of touch, wasteful, not genuine, lacking in understanding, poor value for money and badly advised".

In the aftermath of the death of Diana, 36, in a car crash last Aug. 31 in Paris, the royal family came under intense public criticism for being insensitive, remote, out of date and too expensive.

I'm sure if Thomson could have made this remote out of chewed up newspaper, they would have.

So I took the remote out of the TV and turned the set on.

She became more remote, out-of-touch, capable of the absurd folly of the poll tax.

Some critics portray it as a remote, out-of-touch institution that cares about but one thing: price stability.

Mr. Garrido's case has also renewed concern that policies regulating offenders may inadvertently be driving them to live in more remote, out-of-the-way places, where crimes can go unnoticed.

They all look smart in their crested tracksuit, and it seems incongruous for them to be at this remote out-of-town shopping mall in the middle of the afternoon.

The Lyon trial could deliver a vicious kick to Ms Le Pen's work on cleaning-up her party's image (and also to her own chances in December's regional elections); or it could provide another chance for the party to present itself as victimised by the French political system; pitted against remote, out-of-touch elites.