Distant

The teacher maintained a distant demeanor with her students to establish boundaries.

The new student felt distant from his classmates because of the language barrier.

The couple's relationship grew distant over time, leading to their eventual breakup.

He felt distant from his coworkers, as they rarely spoke outside of work.

The author's writing style was often described as distant and detached, lacking emotional depth.

After years of absence, the actor's return to the stage felt distant and unfamiliar.

I could hear the distant sound of laughter coming from the playground.

The old radio played a song from another era, the music sounding distant and crackly.

I could hear a distant train whistle as I walked through the quiet neighborhood.

She strained to hear the distant voices coming from the other side of the wall.

The distant hum of traffic filled the air as I walked along the quiet street.

The sound of the distant church bells added a touch of serenity to the bustling city.

The distant whir of machinery could be heard from the factory nearby.

The sound of waves crashing on the distant shore was soothing to her ears.

The distant sound of waves crashing against the shore filled the air.

The musician played a haunting melody on the piano, creating a distant and ethereal atmosphere.

The new student appeared distant and unapproachable during class.

The patient's distant reaction to the news of her diagnosis hinted at her struggle to process the information.

The patient felt distant from the doctor who rarely showed empathy during their appointments.

The email from my boss had a distant tone, indicating his disappointment in my work.

The dinosaurs lived in a distant era, long before humans existed.

The book takes you on a journey to a distant future where robots rule the world.

The historian's research focused on the impact of a distant war on local communities.

The astronauts traveled to a distant planet in search of extraterrestrial life.

The distant memory of his childhood still lingers in his mind.

The archaeologists uncovered artifacts from a distant era.

The scientific discovery revolutionized our understanding of the distant universe.

Reaching a distant land after a long voyage, the explorers were filled with a sense of accomplishment.

For someone who can't swim, crossing the English Channel seems distant.

It seems distant that we'll finish the project on time.

The possibility of finding a cure for the disease remains distant.

Distant thunder echoed across the darkened sky.

The idea of traveling to Mars still seems distant.

The idea of traveling to outer space is distant for the average person.

The astronaut looked out of the spaceship's window at the distant stars.

The politician's remarks about the economy were distant from the reality faced by ordinary citizens.

The children sensed their parents' distant relationship and longed for more affection.

The shy child kept a distant stance, preferring to observe rather than engage with others.

Despite being in the same room, the couple felt emotionally distant from each other.

The professor's distant behavior made it hard for students to approach him for help.

The CEO's distant demeanor during the meeting signaled that he was not interested in hearing any opposing opinions.

Getting a perfect score on the exam feels distant to me.

Reaching the summit of Mount Everest is a distant goal for most climbers.

The prospect of peace in the war-torn region seems distant at this point.

Becoming a professional athlete is a distant dream for many.

The possibility of a zombie apocalypse seems distant.

The chances of success in that risky business venture are distant.

The notion of achieving world peace can sometimes feel distant and unattainable.

She had a distant hope of reconciling with her estranged family.

Winning an Oscar is a distant aspiration for many actors.