Sentence examples for reserve distance from inspiring English sources

Klimt has painted reserve, distance - flesh and blood, sure enough, but at a lower temperature than the expression usually implies.

"We were struggling with it, doing it in rather a reserved, distanced way.

Although we included a range of urbanisation measures in the analyses (including the amount of roads nearby to each reserve, the distance to roads and the distance to buildings), none were correlated with quenda digging activity.

It connotes reserve and distance, which makes the intimate content stand out all the more.

She's so poised on the page, so reserved, that distance can slip between teller and tale.

India was emerging at that time from a long spell of economic self-sufficiency and stagnation, in which one had to reserve long-distance telephone calls as if they were tables at a fancy restaurant, days in advance.

Hogg establishes the scene with austere, fixed-position camera setups and a coolly reserved "middle distance" sound design for dialogue, a procedural self-deprecation that allows us to observe and overhear events at one remove.

G and F assume that the geographic location of the demand points and reserve sites, the distance between them, and the transportation costs are known.

Carpenter, with his two cavalry troops, arrived as reinforcements and were posted in reserve a short distance south of the spring.

Distance between reserve site and demand center the distance between the reserve site and demand center is associated with the effectiveness of SPR release.

The reserve areas and mean distance among RCAs in BC and Marine Reserves in Oregon were then compared with the estimated dispersal distance of black rockfish.