Sentence examples for was too distant from from inspiring English sources

In that early period Yaya Touré, who would become so influential later, was too distant from Mario Balotelli.

The fact that Mr. Obama had not talked with General McChrystal since his report was submitted at the end of August generated criticism from some who thought he was too distant from his own top commander.

In addition to discussing his job security, Girardi, who was too distant from his players and too deceptive with the news media last year in his first season as the Yankees' manager, promised that he would change.

Twenty years after I felt my own fate disconnected from that of Israel because I was too distant from the place and too involved in building my family here, I am more connected to Israel from a distance than I ever thought I would be.

The deletion was too distant from the DMR to use methylation-specific restriction to determine its origin in the mother.

AUSTRALIANS, in the popular imagination, are reckoned never to be too distant from a cold beer.

From: Robert To Nigel Subjectt: Re: Healthcare health Nigel, methinks you are too distant from the US to see what this means.

Locke is a man racked by the idea of being too distant from the center, which is a major theme of the film's style and content.

They also ruled out neighborhoods in far northern Manhattan and the Bronx as being too distant from their Midtown and downtown destinations.

A tumour nodule can grow to only a certain diameter (1 to 2 millimetres [0.04 to 0.08 inch]) before the cells are too distant from the nutrients and oxygen that they need to survive.

The vast majority of Muslim institutions that have signed up to Prevent are too distant from the violent fringe – their response has always been to kick the al-Muhajirouns of this world out of the mosques.