Sentence examples for sometimes remote from inspiring English sources
Sometimes remote controls escape the house altogether.
Other residents at the shelter found him likable, if sometimes remote.
In theory, the system was devised to help legislators pay the costs of maintaining homes in their sometimes remote electoral districts along with accommodations near Parliament in London.
There is no reason whatsoever not to use in a much more effective way the resources tied up in large, sometimes remote and supposedly specialist units.
But the JSA, which took months to investigate Saito's death before expelling Yamamoto, admits that parents now ask increasingly tough questions when dropping their sons off at these sometimes remote stables.
This was partly because filming took place in such diverse and sometimes remote locations, but also because so much depended on serendipity, on being present, with cameras rolling, to record perfect, telling moments.
www.bostonballet.com BALLET NACIONAL DE CUBA -- These irresistible, beautifully schooled dancers suggest that the sometimes remote-seeming art of classical ballet is a fundamentally human activity.
Some washes back onto land, sometimes in remote and once-pristine parts of the world.
Even data reported to the boards of organisations can sometimes seem remote from the reality where care is delivered.
Yet that idea sometimes seems remote to a Web-savvy generation brought up to believe that their laptops offer a portal to a cost-free universe.
"Where government can sometimes be remote, the voluntary sector tends to be more sensitive to the specific needs of both individuals and communities," he said.
