Sentence examples for some distant elite from inspiring English sources

The arts don't inhabit some distant elite space far removed from politics and commerce.

What I was referring to was politicians' use of distant elites as scapegoats for local, personal concerns.

He acknowledged the demand for emotion in politics and "the completely new level of aggression against distant elites".

That is to say, they'll be a set of goals and targets created by distant elites, and they'll treat people as passive recipients of aid and development.

These voters have long felt intensely anxious over an array of perceived threats to their identity, values and way of life; from migrants and unelected Eurocrats in Brussels, to distant elites in Westminster.

Some distant aspirations remain.

"It's not some distant village".

This is not some distant history.

But that's all in some distant, though likely not too distant, publishing future.

He was preening crudely on some distant, irrelevant throne.

But perhaps some distant cousins have tales worth hearing, too.