Sentence examples for seemed so remote from inspiring English sources

In "Thank You for Your Service," Finkel focuses on the home front that had seemed so remote to these soldiers during their deployment.

Rarely in the Western world can the résumés of an elite have seemed so remote from the daily experience of some of its citizens.

But like a lot of other people, I had long found it difficult to plan for something that seemed so remote.

Many gay men and lesbians also worried about sparking greater hostility from the conservative public -- and success in pushing for marriage seemed so remote.

When I was very young, when the Acropolis seemed so remote as to be unreal, I thought that when I grew up I would probably live in Kent.

Captain Lovell said the emer gency that developed when they had been in space 55 hours was entirely unexpected and had never even been simulated in training sessions because the possibility of such an explosion seemed so remote.

Here power did not seem so remote.

Sadly, some of the features of the Hillsborough saga do not seem so remote.

After all, the chances of suddenly losing important data seem so remote.

Stratford's raised profile means Ilford does not seem so remote any more.

He added that Chagall was "also a surprising anomaly in the art of an age which otherwise seems so remote from the content and attitude of his work".