Sentence examples for remoteness that from inspiring English sources

"You've got that country remoteness that is vanishing from Westchester County.

East Anglia retains an air of remoteness that belongs to its history.

But the remoteness that draws surfers in 4-wheel-drive trucks to desolate beaches is also appealing to pot growers and smugglers eager to avoid attention.

So, an element of Cornish identity is nourished by ideas of real and theoretical remoteness that is both cultural and historical.

Texting, Facebooking or even chatting on the phone has a remoteness that means you lose a lot of the positive impact".

As it builds its reverberating harmonies, Sigur Ros maintains a certain minimalistic austerity, a remoteness that comes across as secular reverence.

That fidelity to Spain, combined with the island's remoteness, meant that Chiloé was largely consigned to neglect and even ostracism under Chilean rule.

This remoteness meant that humane study could be lamentably ineffectual.

The images of desolation and remoteness from that day have haunted me my whole life.

The country's remoteness means that it is beyond the reach of most low-cost airlines, which have fuelled tourism in Europe and Asia.

The probe is already the most distant spacecraft to operate on solar power, but such is its remoteness now that the solar panels are providing very little energy.