Sentence examples for so distant that from inspiring English sources

But it's not so distant that people are unable to begin paying attention to it.

"Mezzanine" was distant from Massive Attack's hip-hop roots — so distant that Vowles left the band.

But it is so distant that it is almost like fake money".

And it is so distant that it has probably been flying around for so long mostly untouched.

Other times, it's seems so distant that a couple backstage passes to the Warped Tour are "totally awesome".

Still, the branches of the family were so distant that she herself had never visited the Clark until last summer.

For optimal power, the organisms being analyzed must be sufficiently distant such that non-functional elements have diverged, but not so distant such that functional elements have evolved or re-arranged.

Then again, neither did the economic inequalities of the not so distant past; that is until leaders in the Civil Rights movement called the country's attention to many pressing concerns including economic empowerment and opportunity.

The corporations of the "not so distant past" that Mr. Feldman upholds were themselves a far cry from the corporations of his grandparents' days — which looked a lot more like the ones we deal with today.

If she asks why you're being so distant, say that you're taking some time to refocus your priorities.

"It is that thing that is so distant, it's the pinnacle, it's the apex, to be able to celebrate same love.