to be distant造句

• He also appears to be distant or even indifferent of most situations.
• :: There is nothing about NPOV that requires writing to be distant or dry.
• For a country whose leaders tend to be distant, Luzhkov has a certain populist touch.
• They, in turn, are believed to be distant relatives of gorillas, chimps and humans.
• The Metro and Sports pages used to be distant relatives, never having to worry about overlapping.
• Tevye tells Chava to be distant friends with Fyedka, because of the difference in their religions.
• The two women may have nothing else in common, or they could turn out to be distant relatives.
• Twenty-three candidates, most doomed to be distant also-rans, are running for the city governorship.
• He seemed to be distant to her, often snapping at her and putting her down instead of building her up.
• These proteins appear to be distant relatives of the Tet1 oncogene that is involved in the pathogenesis of acute myeloid leukemia.
• He is notorious for presenting situations out of context and him and " truth " constantly appear to be distant enemies.
• _Middle-aged men crave closer relationships with their fathers, even though their dads tend to be distant and mechanical.
• In one story, he and Dennis are revealed to be distant cousins, but nothing more has been said of this.
• To alleviate the dense compaction of buildings inside Edo, most of the destinations were chosen to be distant from the castle.
• Sometimes, it is better in the long run for a child to be distant from mental and physical abuse between warring parents.
• His need to be distant and private might make some people wonder if Kemp has elevated his isolation to a damaging and dangerous level.
• Susannah York, a most appealing and sexy actress on the screen, appears to be distant, small and unnaturally quiet as Gertrude.
• She also claimed to be distant relative to well-known violinist Arnold Steinhardt ( her grandmother was the cousin of his father ).
• As a child, Paparizou considered those genres to be distant and old-fashioned, and associated them with her summer holidays in Greece.
• Stone confessed a tendency to be distant : " What happens to characters happens to them so that it doesn't have to happen to me.