Sentence examples for was distant from the from inspiring English sources

It, too, was distant from the train — and pricey.

The Partition was something that was distant from the minds of Mrs. Rizvi and her siblings.

McCormack was distant from the daily details of the business that IMG does in 32 countries.

The optimisation tool stimulated more strategic discussions regarding paths to improve farm income despite a design that was distant from the farmers' reality.

His boyhood in the prosperous postwar years was distant from the experience of his parents and grandparents, but there were poignant moments.

Where Westminster was distant from the daily preoccupations of the voters, the village caciques derived their power from their ability to do useful things for their clients.

InsP6 binds to a conserved basic cleft that is distant from the protease active site.

There's also a sense of safety that comes from being distant from the street.

This suggests that the PS chains are distant from the silica surface and entangled with the PEO chains.

This is especially true if levels of the neck that are distant from the skin incision are to be dissected.

The feel of the action is distant from the comfortable familiarity a reader immediately gets from a Grisham legal thriller.