Sentence examples for something very distant from from inspiring English sources

"I'd heard of AIDS before, but it seemed something very distant from our lives that would never touch us," he said, his listless daughter in bright red shoes clinging to his neck, her cropped hair thinning out in patches.

For many people, the vertical perspective -- the historical and geological dimension -- will be something very distant and almost abstract.

There is something about that period's pristine lyricism and guileless sincerity that feels very distant from our time.

And also very distant from the present.

Decision-making is distant — very distant — from "demos," the people.

From another point of view, Italy feels very distant from the centers of European power.

The truth is, many people in France are very distant from those ideals today".

But it was very distant from the cognition you might find in a real animal.

"A little bit, but I was very distant from it at the same time," he replies.

"But the reality is that the issues they promote are very distant from our interests".

One had the sense this was a mob, very distant from the city around them".