Sentence examples for was so removed from inspiring English sources

"All of Charlotte was so removed from what I'm like.

Pryor seems amused that CBS would think its location was so removed from civilization.

Mr. Romney was so removed from the tumult at home that he was surprised to learn that his father, George Romney, had turned against the war while campaigning for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination.

At times, the subject matter was so removed from contemporary politics that I wondered if it might be some elaborate allegory about the relationship between the citizen and the state.

To be able to leave the glamorous lanes of fashion shows, and fashion seasons, important cultural evenings, or just dinner with friends in the city and find solace in a place that was so removed from what is a challenging yet exciting life in the chiffon trenches of fashion.

Nicole A. Saharsky, a lawyer for the federal government who argued in support of Mr. Filarsky, said the Richardson decision involved "a fairly unique case in which the private prison was so removed from the day-to-day workings of government officials".

They're so removed from people's lives.

We were so removed from the other jockeys, were so removed from the area of the participation of the flow of these athletes".

His movements are so removed from ours that he sets a limit on our own ambitions.

The american consumer is so removed from the farm they have no idea how food is produced.

"It's so removed from Manhattan and yet so much a part of it," said Mr. Kohlenberg, treasurer of the Beekman Place Association.