Sentence examples for then distant from inspiring English sources

Then distant bluffs of red stone get picked out by the sun, and more and more bright geometries emerge.

Just as in the Romantic era, advances in technology are now allowing us to measure the previously unmeasurable – then distant galaxies, now networks of millions of people.

For all its mournful aspects, the music is as uplifting as it is painful; close then distant, clear then broken, a cry then a whisper.

Under suitable assumptions on the coefficients that allow the transition on the variety characteristic, we obtain, first of all, a priori local estimate near the boundary and, then, distant from it.

But the Moore, OK tragedy has brought back vivid memories of the same day, 56 years ago -- May 20 , 1957-- in Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills, Missouri, then distant suburbs of Kansas City, MO.

This idea, Cook says, was evident in the title of Joe 90 itself: "no longer is he a nine-year-old boy but instead his status and capacities have been multiplied tenfold to transform him into agent 'Joe 90', his name an appealing futuristic echo of the then distant year of 1990".

His music, then, is not so distant from Anonymous 4's previous repertory, and the performances had a corresponding ease.

When Hazel Clark was not much more than a toddler, though, she decided two things: that she idolized her older and then-distant half sister, Joetta, and that she would never follow Joetta onto the track.

And yet the long term is not as long as it used to be when Washington first began seriously fretting over the then-distant Social Security and Medicare costs of the baby boomers' golden years.

This technology makes it possible for the characters to interact with celebrities from the then-distant past, and is used by the writers to comment on the 20th and 21st centuries in a satirical manner.

At the turn of the century, Gill had the fortune and misfortune of practicing in what was then a distant corner of the architectural world, where he was removed from the yeasty European discourse that fostered so many new talents.