Sentence examples for was distanced 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.
I was distanced from Goldin's characters not so much by age—I am seven or eight years younger than her as by class.
Villa were anaemic in attack, where the loneliest of lone strikers, Jordan Ayew, was distanced from his team-mates, insipid in midfield and dismal in defence.
When asked why Mr. Burdick was distanced from the Mass project, Ms. Hanick said only, "He did not complete the project because he was no longer employed by Trinity".
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Sometimes, I was distanced, so disconnected from our flora and fauna that I couldn't relate.
He was distanced by stage winner Philippe Gilbert and eventual Tour de France winner Cadel Evans, but finished with the main front group six seconds back for eighth on the day.
At first, they are distanced but kind.
Government is distanced from the people and growing more corrupt.
Why would I want to be distanced, anyway?
The audience are distanced from Tillie by time, while many will be distanced from Samira by a cultural gulf.
Ishmael is distanced further still.
