Sentence examples for was still remote from inspiring English sources
Fuling was still remote when I lived there.
His personal life was still remote; despite his advances, we were still just friends.
At the beginning of the 17th century the full flowering of the Classical manner was still remote, but various signs of a tendency toward order, stability, and refinement can be seen.
Their age of disaffections was still remote when Flaubert and Du Camp — who had exchanged friendship rings in a spirit of manly Hellenic devotion — left France, in October of 1849, for eighteen months of vagabondage in the Romantic holy lands of southern Europe and the Middle East.
The Los Angeles for which the Times was at that time published was still remote from the sources of national and international power, isolated not only geographically but developmentally, a deliberately adolescent city, intent on its own growth and not much interested in the world outside.
Even so, by 1900 much of the upper Sandy basin was still remote, wild, and accessible mainly by trails.
Yes, it's still remote, but you're in the statistical pool now.
"Now computers are for everyone … in the 1980s they were still remote things for experts only".
The possibility is still remote, but not nearly as far-fetched as it seemed last week.
A time before the three-minute celebrity or the social media superstar, when celebrities were still remote.
