Sentence examples for remote today from inspiring English sources

The chances of ratification looked remote today.

Though Sonneberg feels remote today, it was once the world's toy capital.

The Nixon-Kissinger era seems as remote today as the 19th-century Congress of Vienna must have seemed in the 1930's.

And the tension between the old and new social orders, which had so obvious a contemporary echo in 1969, seems more remote today.

Any possibility that Mr. DiFrancesco and State Farm officials could reach a similar compromise seemed remote today, however, especially in a year with elections for the governor's office and all 120 legislative posts, and attacks on the Whitman and DiFrancesco records by Democrats and Republicans alike.

4. Arab-Israeli Peace: Why has your administration failed in its goal to further Middle East peace, which seems more remote today than ever before?

That possibility seemed increasingly remote late Tuesday.

Remote Easter Island, famous for its enigmatic Moai statues, is getting its first luxury resort: Explora en Rapa Nui (www.explora.com).

That description seemed impossibly remote yesterday as Taliban gunmen mounted what is being called the most horrific attack in recent Pakistani history.

In Cracks (2009, Optimum, 15) Eva Green smoulders, smokes cigarettes and experiments with some peculiarly non-specific vowel sounds as a Jean Brodie-esque teacher in a remote 1930s boarding school.

A risk that seemed remote last year can seem all too real now, and that explains a lot of the surprising write-offs.