Sentence examples for were so removed from inspiring English sources

We were so removed from the other jockeys, were so removed from the area of the participation of the flow of these athletes".

Ray's figurative sculptures were so removed from the current post-pop, post-minimalist norms, so full of prankish surprises and visual non sequiturs, that they induced critical uneasiness.

I mean, we had come so far and were so removed from the life we knew – we wondered what was going to happen…" The answer to that question was not what Mohammad was fearfully anticipating.

"I would see musicians, celebrities, stars, writers that I worshiped, but they were so removed from what I was doing [as an assistant]," she says.

On its best day, "Mad Men" never got the audience "American Idol" had on its worst, but AMC's new drama, and then its sibling "Breaking Bad," got just as many magazine covers, in part because they were so removed from reality programming, and that began to matter as much, if not more, than the big numbers.

They're so removed from people's lives.

His movements are so removed from ours that he sets a limit on our own ambitions.

Pryor seems amused that CBS would think its location was so removed from civilization.

"It's so removed from Manhattan and yet so much a part of it," said Mr. Kohlenberg, treasurer of the Beekman Place Association.

We are so removed from farming practices that a lot of people don't realise the importance of sustainability.

A basketball game or a romantic comedy is so removed from reality that it might count as respite.