It is too glib to say from afar that the people of Arizona are dimwits, racists and cranks.
Certainly it's easy for Ms. Armstrong to say from afar that the Afghan women should do something about their situation.
The election showed that, contrary to what many experts say from afar, Arabs have no difficulty in understanding what democracy is all about and would like it for themselves.
FROM afar — say across the plastic-shrouded expanse of a Manhattan hotel lobby, under construction and crowded with architects, builders, photographers, a documentary film crew and associated hangers-on — Julian Schnabel looks a lot like Philippe Starck.
"He is a remarkable figure, narcissistic in the extreme and, as they say, beautiful from afar, but far from beautiful".
Some of the dead, the account said, were wounded from afar and then killed by the police at close range.
"This is extreme financial and strategic validation that this is a very important category," said Shah. "From afar, this is huge validation for the size of the market and the strategic value of owning the customer experience around providing groceries to households".
This they told her: We say she judges from afar, but this distance arises by his negligence.
The host of a television show which, by definition, explores controversial political topics says that bombing from afar is a less than noble form of warfare and that the Sept. 11 hijackers were something other (deluded? evil? sadistic? twisted?) than cowardly.
He did not return when nationhood was declared, though he says he celebrated from afar.
