His last years were clouded by Alzheimer's disease, though kept at a distance by his habit of making lists.
"Sure, go ahead and stay here," Izvosia shouted at him, as though from a distance.
But the music's emotional charge, though palpable, was held at a distance, something heard rather than felt.
The sex too, though, is often presented at a distance, held back by that cool, cool prose or by the women themselves.
And so the dust swirls in "2012," and debris and bodies fly, though at a careful distance.
They can also have a sort of glamour, though more so when seen at a distance.
Jones was frustrated that the anti-Semitism row impinged on the final days of campaigning and has sought to keep the problems of the national party at a distance, though he welcomed the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to Wales earlier this week.
I pedalled across a bridge linking the beaches to the mainland, and past Karatsu Castle a fortified seventeenth-century pagoda that is imposing at a distance, though deplorably restored which guards the entrance to a bay dotted with misty and misshapen islands.
Though it's currently admired at a distance by most consumers and organizations, the cycle of technology tells us that adoption is not far off.
However, even though pairs tend to remain at a distance from other pairs, they stay spatially close and all pairs follow more or less the same daily routes [78].
