Sentence examples for was very removed from from inspiring English sources

Salomon Korn, vice president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, also challenged the journalist's inclusion in the list, telling German public radio that the Simon Wiesenthal Center was "very removed from German reality".

"That stuff felt very comfortable to me, but other theater felt very foreign, like it was very removed from anything that my friends or I were doing," Ginsberg says.

He's very removed from what's happening here.' True.

"Real life is very removed from the success story the government is selling.

And there is a type that is very removed from the subject.

For example, if we were to make a movie about 1949, we would be very removed from it.

At the same time, we were very removed from the rest of the world: we'd get the NME, but three months late; the same with punk.

"With her e-mails, she enlightened our entire family, most of whom had been very removed from this issue," noted Craig Corrie.

This was really very removed from the physical violence going on... [but] my narrator discovers there's no such thing as far away violence - it all comes to you in the end".

Even though my research was very far removed from clinical treatments, there was still a lot of interest from patients.

Furthermore, despite the apparent reduction of the deposit formation, that was very efficiently removed from the surface, it displayed low aesthetic compatibility as it underwent the most significant colour changes after aging and deposit removal.