Sentence examples for sounds far removed from inspiring English sources

Playing in Cardiff, in south Wales, with the roof shut on a foul day at the end of May sounds far removed from the conditions Toulon enjoy in their corner of the continent, but they adapted better to the occasion.

Much of the music out of that camp sounds far removed from the emotionally rich and nuanced strain of traditional country practiced in previous generations by such standard bearers as Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Merle Haggard and Emmylou Harris.

Meanwhile, Mr. Cline ran his Jazzmaster through electronics to create a steady-throbbing drone, blasts of white-noise distortion, jabbing loops of a lead line, pitch-shifting chords, and calliopelike tootling — a wild, ominous, fascinating excursion amid sounds far removed from fingers on strings.

The proposed purchase of Chartered Semiconductor, a Singapore-based semiconductor foundry, by a Middle Eastern investment group may sound far removed from the everyday buzz of the data center and the CIO's world, but reality may prove to be quite different.

The choir sang with buoyant pulse, crisp diction and a polished sound far removed from the ecstatic and raw style typical of shape-note singing.

So it's no surprise that his Into the Woods sounds as far removed as possible from the strangely unthreatening, CGI-softened glade that appeared in the Disney movie last year.

When a devastating International Committee of the Red Cross report came out in 2007 six years after 9/11, and after the worst days of the program were past the C.I.A.'s acting general counsel said that it "actually does not sound that far removed from reality".

When a devastating International Committee of the Red Cross report came out in 2007 — six years after 9/11, and after the worst days of the program were past — the C.I.A.'s acting general counsel said that it "actually does not sound that far removed from reality".

Hmm… This doesn't sound that far removed from how we've designed curricula: a top down list of things "children should be taught", schemes of work, implementation in the classroom, plenty of testing, and the "service pack" of INSET as and when needed.

Classically trained, she strives to make the instrument sound alien, far removed from rock clichés, most clearly so on forthcoming album Never.

"The Battle of Evermore" was quieter but stronger, owing to its Celtic drone (a sound not far removed from Appalachia) and its female vocal part (which Ms. Krauss sang grippingly).