Sentence examples for were distanced from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount of space between two points, usually geographical points, usually (but not necessarily) measured along a straight line.
- The distance to Petersborough is thirty miles.
Instead, riders like Vincenzo Nibali, an Italian on Liquigas-Cannondale, were distanced further by a powerful ride that Wiggins, 32, had mentally mapped out months in advance.
Over the latter half of the 19th century, as attendance at college games grew, large stadiums were constructed, and spectators were distanced from the playing field.
On her other albums of that era, she covered several haunting songs about isolated women who were distanced from love or society or both.
The two AE channels were distanced at 200 mm, vertically apart.
Centers of frames at ×40 were distanced 532 μm (tMCAo and pMCAo) or 358 μm (TBI) for horizontally aligned frames and 266 μm for vertically aligned frames.
When the upper widths increased slowly during the second step of activation, the cheeks were distanced from the buccal surfaces of mandibular teeth, causing the lower teeth to upright.
At first, they are distanced but kind.
Government is distanced from the people and growing more corrupt.
Ishmael is distanced further still.
But she's distanced herself from him romantically.
Some are distancing themselves.
