Sentence examples for somewhat distant from from inspiring English sources

"A high-quality product is somewhat distant from the customers; it looks expensive.

It championed Palestinian distinctiveness and autonomy, but circumstances forced the leadership to remain somewhat distant from the lives of Palestinians.

As a chief minister from Gujarat, he can try, too, to present himself as somewhat distant from corrupt Delhi politics.

The achievement is somewhat distant from the grander aspirations set out by Cameron over the past five years, but in the end it may be enough.

Because the park is so large, it has amenities somewhat distant from the neighborhood, like the John V. Lindsay Model Airport, on Gerritsen Avenue, an asphalt runway for fliers of radio-controlled airplanes and helicopters.

Particularly for companies that are somewhat distant from customer transactions, such as consumer-goods makers and B2B firms, this requires developing fundamentally new skills and structures for gathering and analyzing customer data, interacting with customers, and focusing on the experience design along with product and creative design.

The only available Mexican Gila topminnow data are the two mtDNA sequences from Mateos et al. (2002), somewhat distant in the state of Sonora from the existing US samples, which were about 0.4% different from the US sequence.

Yet the tone in the dispatches from Mexico feels somewhat distant.

Brenda Gigerich presents ten, one of a kind mono prints, all from this year, which show a somewhat distant, rather symbolic view of land and sea.

He was still hearing the story, a steady, somewhat distant drone of words, like the sound of an alarm in another room heard from inside a dream.

It showed a cold and somewhat distant Midwestern archetype.