Sentence examples for very much removed from inspiring English sources
"It's very much removed from the hustle and bustle".
I Love You" looks squeaky clean and utterly straight and very much removed from the shadow worlds in which Ms. Swank has done her best work.
Since his escape to northern Cyprus in 1993, Mr. Nadir has lived a quiet and private existence, very much removed from his time as a business celebrity in London.
During the 1970s, when Marley's was the best-known name in Jamaican reggae, he was actually very much removed from the Jamaican music scene, wasn't he? Island Records transformed him into a semi-divine rock star for a mostly white audience.
It also admits the analysis of mathematical models constructed from a putative real situation, but which may be very much removed from this situation in terms of a faithful portrayal of it.
I guess it makes good copy or fine pontificating for an agent, but reality seems a step very much removed.
Despite the increased cost of incorporating CT, physicians will likely prefer to read SPECT with CT rather than SPECT without CT the CT very much removes the "unclear" from the study.
I should regret very much to see him removed".
The men who make these decisions are at a remove, very much involved in protecting their power and comfort.
This is very much the point: to remove young directors from a life of pure theatre (where the only thing that matters is finding plays and putting them on), and expose them instead to the nuts-and-bolts of how buildings run.
