Sentence examples for removed from someone from inspiring English sources

"In this nation, we are all but a generation or two removed from someone who made our future the very purpose of their lives.

Everybody is one or two degrees removed from someone who played in high school, or played in the Beanpot, or reached some level of professional hockey".

I found my father's leg". In the words of Gammon's aunt, "He was as white as a ghost". Gammon later found a label located on the outside of the inner bag that identified the leg as a pathology specimen that had been removed from someone other than his father.

Those who were one person removed from someone obese were 20% more likely to become obese — even if the connecting friend didn't gain weight.

There is no point in setting a goal that's far removed from what someone has any experience and expertise in.

That would be a step removed from killing someone with farts, though, and the puzzled detectives on the case might not even reach the conclusion that the gas was farts, unless they smelled it.

Just imagine the elation and joy of a friend request from someone far removed from your reality, someone you really didn't know was still alive?

The human rights workers were told to lie on the floor and the chips were removed from the telephones, someone present in the building said, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution.

Politically embarrassing information about Michal Kaminski, a Polish politician who now leads the Tories in the European parliament, was removed from Wikipedia by someone in the Commons three days after the alliance was formed.

Among them was a homeowner in Tennessee who got a disputed lien removed from a property, someone in Kentucky who got assistance warding off a debt collector pursuing a medical bill that had been paid, and a person in Pennsylvania who said the agency helped resolve a contested credit card debt.

At the same time, it's completely constructed and automated, so it can provoke some kind of emotion, but it's really far removed from music that someone would actually play".