Sentence examples for whose remoteness from inspiring English sources

Supporters say the Hunters Point project could take a disconnected section of the city — whose remoteness was enhanced by decades of Navy occupation — and draw it and its poorer residents into a closer embrace with the rest of the city.

New and newish housing stock abounds in Prince's Bay, whose remoteness from the Staten Island Ferry and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, gateways to Manhattan and Brooklyn respectively, helped keep it sparsely developed until the 1980s.

Wherever she went, she looked for villages whose remoteness or indigence saved them from the wrecking ball of modernization and therefore still boasted buildings made of "creamy yellow sandstone, or black lava, or dense blue stones, or pink clay rocks".

Those were the days when the Mormon Church counted barely 81,000 members, a pioneer population largely confined to territorial Utah, whose remoteness was as yet unbroken by the transcontinental railroad.

Charity has no mother, a father whose remoteness keeps him at a distance and the burden of an unnamed "condition" which prevents her doing the things she wants to.

The man whose remoteness earned him the nickname al-Gharib (the Stranger) - a moniker he used to sign letters - was videoed that December cradling a gun, swathed in a suicide bomber's vest, and, for the first time, unmasked.

We recruited only children whose parents had a mobile phone as geographical remoteness limited our options to ascertain adherence.

Wolfgang Rihm, whose concerto "Time Chant" was composed for her, wrote, "Precisely in remoteness her playing is richest and most alive".

As a bright but emotionally troubled boy with whom Garland bonds, Bruce Ritchey astonishingly and terrifyingly conveys the inexpressible pain of his remoteness, and Cassavetes keeps his camera uncomfortably close to the boy as well as to his teacher, whose overheated methods are at the core of the drama.

Wall, whose clients include Peter Thiel, the billionaire venture capitalist, was surprised when Americans told him they were coming precisely because of the country's remoteness.

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