Sentence examples for think of distant from inspiring English sources

When we talk about these diseases, we tend to think of distant places like West Africa and South Asia.

The narrative of drone pilots so emotionally dulled and disassociated from humanity that they think of distant dead humans as splattered bugs isn't necessary for this to be a powerful art project. .

I thought of distant times and places and people, and I knew I would circle on my father.

When you think "Nazi hunter," you probably think of a distant historical stereotype uniformed men chasing each other through the German countryside with antique pistols and leather boots.

But there is a second message: People want their own member states to protect them, not what they think of as a distant bureaucracy in Brussels.

The psychological literature tells us that stakeholders rarely think of such a distant future and when they do, they employ cognitive styles different from the ones commonly used for planning and decision making, which the ecological models are designed to facilitate.

For a second, Louis thought of the distant Auschenbliss pastures and shuddered.

On that morning I was in the woods near Rostherne, in Cheshire, and was so much struck by the unusual concert of excited pheasants that I made special mention of it in my notebook, though did not for one moment think of connecting it with distant battles.

Mr. Chen's victory reflected, in part, a demographic trend that bodes ill for the Nationalists and also for China's hope of peaceful reunification: many younger people have no allegiance to the Nationalist Party their parents long served, and think of China as a distant concept.

Still, he is well aware that most Californians think of him in those distant terms.

Are you sticking your head in the freezer like me? Do you think of sex as a distant memory of the past?