Sentence examples for sense removed from inspiring English sources

Being a representative means much more than simply legislating in some abstract sense removed from the people of, by and for whom the government exists.

Even before their son's death, his estranged wife, Rachel, thinks, Julian had been "in some sense removed from life and risk, so blanketed in politeness or fear" that he was unable to comfort her or allow her to be happy.

HTC is also taking a new approach to its customisation of Android, called Sense, removing duplicate apps and bloat from the phone and optimising the software so that apps launch faster, the touchscreen responds faster and the device lasts longer between charges.

As the months, and years, go by, many exiles battle depression, the gnawing sense that removed from the fray, they no longer matter.

He received a life peerage from a Labour government in 1978, but has had the self-effacing sense to removed himself from the House of Lords in old age (he was the first peer to resign membership of the House).

Terms that do not make sense were removed, and a final list of words together with associated phrases are presented (see Table 2).

Based on the geological interpretation of remote sensing, we removed the patches that deeply developed or changed by human activities.

I guess someone came to their senses and removed it, albeit after the paper left the presses.

There's a sense of remove".

Hodgson had taken off Rooney when it surely made better sense to remove a defender.

In Warsaw, there remains a sense of remove, if no longer complete security.