Sentence examples similar to way too distant from inspiring English sources

As suggested above, these are two perspectives that in many ways seem too distant to be merged.

"For me, going into rock and roll was an opportunity to deliberately design my whole world and way of life in a way that's not too distant from what des Esseintes did".

The theorized one kilometer-radii KBOs are way too small, dim and distant to be seen directly by huge telescopes (including Japan's mighty Subaru Telescope that observes from the summit of Maunakea, Hawaiʻ) so astronomers at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan decided to use the same occultation method currently used to find distant exoplanets.

This patient had the memory of his ex functioning almost like a teddy bear," in a way Bruacher describes as not too distant from British psychoanalyst Donald Woods Winnicott's "comfort object" theory.

Nor are huge rallies the way to go because they're too distant.

Paul Ehrlich has predicted that we humans will turn to cannibalism in the not too distant future as the only way to stop ourselves being hungry.

Is the trust – which, unlike the governors, operates out of a separate building from the BBC, with its own staff and budget – in fact in some ways simultaneously too close to the BBC and too distant?

If not addressed in a meaningful way, our profligacy will one day in the not too distant future destroy our country.

He found that the Andromeda Nebula is 275,000 parsecs from the Sun, far too distant to be part of the Milky Way.

We hope, by the way, that Guardian Unlimited will be on there in the not too distant future.

This "smart" third person is a neat way of getting information across without your CV sounding too personal or too distant.