Sentence examples for seemingly remote from inspiring English sources

It's a charming vision, if seemingly remote from the hard-nosed world of Fred the Shred.

While the lawsuit's prospects are not clear, a suspension of all training is seemingly remote.

How you feel about things as seemingly remote as Iranian deals and Putin's aggressions is shaped by — or shapes — your judgment of the historical micro-details.

Between anarchy and authority falls argument, and the arguments, even the seemingly remote ones, are always where the cool (if not truly, Plutonianly cold) stuff can be found.

Though his new play explores the seemingly remote territory of early 1970s anarchism, what emerges is a world with chilling similarities to our own.

Through the garden and cafe, many more visitors may be exposed to this six-year-old museum, which has suffered from its seemingly remote location.

At the same time, a drone –seemingly remote-controlled – was seen hovering above the pitch, parallel to the top of the stand, before falling towards the pitch 15 yards into the Serbian half.

Even in this age of globalised fiction it's unusual to see a writer cultivate a territory as small and specific as this, and seemingly so remote from his own.

Beyond that, in a seemingly stuffy, remote world, was Savile Row, the bastion of what it was to be a bloody Englishman, nose turned up, memories of slaughtering colonial fellows bubbling somewhere at the back of the consciousness.

Beyond that, in a seemingly stuffy, remote world, was Savile Row and its impeccable suits, the bastion of what it was to be a bloody Englishman nose turned up, memories of slaughtering colonial fellows bubbling somewhere at the back of the consciousness.

Standard Innovation, the company that seemingly invented remote-control vag-zapping, is accused of spying on users without consent and breaking a bunch of privacy laws.