Sentence examples for seeming distance from inspiring English sources

For others, its seeming distance (both chronologically and, for many of us in the global north in particular, geographically) can seduce us with the easy denial that it is someone else's problem to fix.

After the meeting, Wall and Trudeau were asked about the seeming distance between their two positions.

In Wednesday's "Mozartiana," she seemed distanced from both the music and Mr. Millepied.

Politics, viewed by the New York market as yesterday's news, seemed distanced, or disguised or put on the shelf.

Certainly, many of his characters find themselves out of touch with their own desires, their own physicality, and seem distanced from themselves, in search of an anchor of immediate experience and spontaneous emotion.

Before the Sydney Test two years ago John Buchanan vouchsafed that Pietersen "always seemed distanced from the group" of his fellow players: "He certainly talks of himself as a team player but I don't personally see any evidence of that".

It's painful to her that a father who often seemed distanced by ill-health and work during his lifetime can speak so vividly to her from the stage after his death.

The distance down hardly seemed a distance at all, though the change of perspective was peculiar.