Sentence examples for were too distant from inspiring English sources
But "A Little Night Music" is a drawing-room comedy, and the actors, though audible, were too distant.
Later that night, he started thinking about how his family and friends were too distant; it felt like everyone he loved was drifting away.
If the Confederates launched a concentrated assault on one of them, the others were too distant to provide support, particularly considering the mountainous terrain.
The airline, which emerged from bankruptcy protection at the end of March, said the 50- and 70-seat aircraft would enable it to add routes to its hubs in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Charlotte, N.C., from cities that were too distant for turboprop aircraft.
Over the years, there had been a number of protests and lawsuits about the destruction, but such disputes tended to be localized: people complained that government corruption reduced their compensation, and they didn't like being relocated to suburbs that were too distant.
The goal of the flight will be to explore a small section of the Moon; conduct a materials analysis of the materials left there by an Apollo mission thirty years earlier; and to perform a selenographic survey of areas that were too distant or considered too dangerous to be done by the Apollo crew.
The Atelier, on far West 42nd Street, was too distant.
The comet nuclei in this spherical shell are too distant to be visible from Earth.
The sole AM station in the list was too distant to be received.
The endless opining about the president being "too distant" and "not emotional enough" is a sideshow.
