Sentence examples for that far removed from inspiring English sources

His opinions survived the Sixties probably not that far removed from those of his Virginian father.

The underlying psychologies aren't all that far removed from one another.

But what they're doing – cheating honest taxpayers out of their money – isn't all that far removed from what Bernie Madoff did.

By Schumer I mean "Schumer", I ought to say – a ditsy comic persona not that far removed from "Silverman", whom you may be familiar with.

But I'm also not that far removed from being a kid.

At their heart, most smartwatches really aren't all that far removed from those calculator watches from the 80s.

We were discussing how best to teach literature, and as an English major not that far removed from his student days, I had some thoughts on the subject.

Her second song was in a style not that far removed from Rachmaninoff and well suited for Anna Akhmatova's stark emotions.

"The Wiggles music isn't all that far removed from what we did in The Cockroaches, just a different subject matter" Field stated.

According to Anthony, "The Wiggles music isn't all that far removed from what we did in The Cockroaches, just a different subject matter .

The sisters are proof that having backgrounds that seem far removed from a new business venture can become a strength.