Sentence examples for yet not so remote from inspiring English sources
From that long ago vantage, this year seemed like a science-fictional year, a date meant to sound far-off, alien, yet not so remote that it is completely unfamiliar.
"I have spent time in remote, and not so remote, forests of the Solomon Islands across nearly 20 years," he wrote.
"So to us, the idea isn't so remote".
Old Boston, it's turned out, isn't so remote after all.
The one I know best maintains that "Mad Men" presents a world that's alien enough to be interesting as anthropology — not as remote as, say, a thirties screwball comedy, but headed in that direction — and yet not entirely so.
Yet, together with Mr McNeill's work, "Earth Rising" deserves to be read.In fact, Mr Shabecoff's goal may not be so remote.
Here power did not seem so remote.
Stratford's raised profile means Ilford does not seem so remote any more.
Sadly, some of the features of the Hillsborough saga do not seem so remote.
Or it would do, if any 21st-century group could evoke a fraction of its gravity with pop music so gnarled and simplistic, yet so remote.
