Sentence examples for the distancing from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount of space between two points, usually geographical points, usually (but not necessarily) measured along a straight line.
- The distance to Petersborough is thirty miles.
The distancing ranges from subtle to stark.
But the distancing goes beyond politics.
The distancing felt dishonest to many in Mexico.
Why, then, opt for the distancing screen of fiction?
With no turntables onstage, the distancing conceit of the d.j. is removed.
The distancing of Brent Scowcroft dates nearly to the beginning of the second Bush Administration.
No less problematic is the distancing of the story that results from Breuer's setting.
The distancing effect of drag doesn't mean that the play doesn't endorse the songs' sentiments.
Seasoned Armstrong watchers will appreciate the distancing devices – "plenty of people" and "you guys can decide".
The intimate family scale of Genesis yields to something cooler and more mechanical; Alter in his introduction speaks of a "new wide-angle lens" and "the distancing of the central character and the distancing of the figure of God".
Without the distancing, hermetically sealed comfort of a vehicle, Self experiences the world with shocking physicality: sweat, heat, cold, insects.
