Sentence examples for so distant now from inspiring English sources

"I think that the '98 thing seems so distant now," Smith said.

He resurrects that world as it was, bottling the mortal dread, high anxiety and mass confusion that seem so distant now.

Or: you're slurring about how you're worried about going home for Christmas because you're so distant now from your dad.

That date, which once seemed so distant, is now looming.

But now, so distant am I now in the deep rumblings of Brooklyn -- away from the smoggy tranquility of hot summers in Mississippi -- he has finally begun to ask me about my "social" life.

For a man whose athletics career was so brief and is now so distant, Liddell continues to cast a lengthy shadow.

But these two scenes -- the log-house prairie and the wild-horse prairie and even the old farmsteads near Lafayette -- are now so distant in time that they almost seem to us to be the same place.

Once again, feel free to alight from the Metrocable at La Aurora, the final station, to snap panoramic photos of Medellín, which is now so distant that the city may be smog-obscured.

But Mr. Phillips, writing on the fifth anniversary of the melee, said "they have not cured the problems of 'the worst block in the city.' " When asked to reflect on those troubled times, which now seem so distant, Ms. Maurice noted that the school itself evolved year after year "as students change and new parents come in with ideas, passions and personalities".

What's moving about his memoir is that it's about a period so close to us, yet one that now feels so distant, standing on the far side of the great divide of AIDS, as if it belonged to another, long-extinct galaxy.

All of which means that the shares need to almost treble to reach the 502p at which taxpayers will break even on their 73% stake – a landmark now seemingly so distant that it could be further away than Boris Johnson's next civil conversation with Michael Gove.