Sentence examples for that distant from inspiring English sources

Most analysts find even that distant date overly optimistic.

Astronomers discovered in the 1970s that distant galaxies were spinning too fast for their apparent mass.

The direct observations were that distant supernovae appeared to be 20 25 percent dimmer than expected.

It's bad enough that distant stockholders control most of our health coverage.

Local social-service officials disagree that distant placement is always a problem.

"The mindset of the Marcos regime and the mindset of disco music to me doesn't seem all that distant.

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Optimists point out that, distant though any settlement seems to be, at least the DoC has helped keep tensions down.

(Moretti does not subscribe to literary-analytic pluralism: he has suggested that distant reading should supplant, not supplement, close reading).

Unfortunately, that distant future is now, which is why so many states are in a fiscal pickle.

In 1929, the American astronomer Edwin Hubble discovered that distant galaxies are all rushing away from us.