Sentence examples for was quite distant from inspiring English sources

It was quite distant from me.

Yet Mr. Romney's relationship to Uniview was quite distant — he had no decision-making involvement or any other kind of active participation in either the business or the investment, which is controlled not by the Romneys but by a trustee.

Charcas (now known as Sucre) was quite distant from the viceregal capital of Lima, amplifying the court's power even further.

These analyses showed that the SMG activation of the nonimpaired readers was an extension of the high activation in a large intraparietal region which was quite distant from the sylvian fissure with absent or little activation.

Upon further examination, this sequence was quite distant from any group.

The relatively small proportion of patients for whom complete data were available at 21 months can be largely explained by the constraints of laboratory tests including a glucose tolerance test and because the site where the DXA was performed was quite distant from the consultation site.

"Honestly, it's not the furthest thing away from my mind, but it is quite distant compared to directors, producers".

And in today's cities, even when we share intimate spaces, we tend to be quite distant from one another.

Honestly, it's not the furthest thing away from my mind, but it is quite distant compared to directors, producers," he said.

As a Yale sophomore, I have noticed an attitude on campus that is quite distant from the "imperial disregard" of which he accuses undergraduates.

Yet before the daily satellite broadcasts that now allow the Japanese to watch Seattle Mariners games, the American major leagues were quite distant from us.