Sentence examples for seemed distant from from inspiring English sources
And the location seemed distant from the rest of the city.
All too often, politics and politicians have seemed distant from the people they represent.
The melancholy languor of Ms. Lash's string writing seemed distant from the gestural flickers of her "Frayed," which the JACK Quartet performed in May.
While they were beautifully made, his designs once seemed distant from the work of his peers, but here's the thing: they sell.
His life as a husband and father of three children seemed distant from the cranky, curmudgeonly figure that appears in his correspondence.
Looking back, it is hardly strange that the unrest that spring seemed distant from our leafy walled compound, although one of my mother's acquaintances, she was to later learn, would be expelled for surreptitiously taking part in a student rally.
It often seems distant from the domestic economic issues dominating the presidential campaign.
He seems distant from the people he paints, capturing their energy while avoiding being jostled.
Ms. Tavenner's students here inhabit a world that seems distant from the dazzle and wealth of adjacent Silicon Valley.
These developments on the battlefields of Iraq and Syria may seem distant from the butchery in the heart of Paris.
Even in Akaki, which seems distant from the political passions of the capital, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has become a hated figure.
