Sentence examples for something remote from inspiring English sources
The story calls for something remote, unapproachable yet frostily compelling, like Nicole Kidman's smile.
"We wanted something with good snowfall, where we could have a ski cabin: something remote, wooded, Alpine, with a year-round stream".
But there were people who criticised what someone called his "divine coldness" - it was as if there were something remote and aloof about his acting.
And while a lot of Americans feel this is something remote and it has no implications for us, that it's just people over there killing themselves, I would say respectfully, it does have something to do with us.
Its political correspondent David Allkins, who has Asperger's syndrome and communication difficulties, sums this up why this is so effective: "Democracy is important but there is a danger that it can be seen as something remote..
Modern dance is not something remote and fantastical but connected to real lives, from the chain gangs of Donald McKayle's "Rainbow Round My Shoulder" (1959) to the domestic worker portrayed in Alvin Ailey's "Cry" (1970) to the young people dancing in clubs in Talley Beatty's "Stack Up" (1982).
Televised football's triumph was to make something fundamentally remote seem close at hand.
This response might be irrational, since caring involves the commitment to do something, however remote the possibilities of success, to improve the cared-for's condition.
JUNEAU, Alaska — The proposed 51-mile Juneau Access Road would provide something this remote capital city has never had: an overland route to the rest of North America.
Having got started by offering low prices, he notes, the Chinese firms have since gained scale and a reputation for innovation.Huawei and ZTE led the way in something called "remote radio-head" technology.
But for the displaced Iraqis, it was hard to believe that something as remote and subdued as a vote could restore their homes or reform the government, which they blamed for stoking the sectarian violence.
