Distantly

The teacher looked at the students distantly, as if she didn't trust them.

The historian analyzed the ancient civilization's artifacts distantly, focusing on their cultural significance.

The teacher addressed the disruptive student distantly, with a hint of disappointment.

The therapist listened distantly to her client's struggles, keeping a professional distance.

The famous actor acknowledged the crowd's cheers, but his smile seemed distantly polite.

The CEO addressed the employees, his gaze fixed distantly on the horizon.

The teacher spoke distantly about the history of ancient civilizations.

The elderly man sat alone on the park bench, lost in his distantly wandering thoughts.

The politician gave a distantly diplomatic response to the controversial question.

The customer service representative responded distantly to the frustrated customer's complaint.

The cat sat on the windowsill, staring distantly at the birds outside.

The novel's protagonist felt distantly connected to the world around her, longing for deeper relationships.

He played the piano distantly, his fingers gliding across the keys with little emotion.

The actor delivered his lines distantly, lacking emotional connection to the character.

The hiker gazed distantly at the breathtaking mountain landscape before continuing the climb.

The patient stared distantly out of the hospital window, lost in thought.

She smiled distantly as she reminisced about her childhood memories.

The professor spoke distantly about the theories of quantum mechanics.

The detective interrogated the suspect distantly, maintaining a professional and detached demeanor.

She stared distantly into the distance, lost in thought.

The professor explained the concept of quantum physics distantly.

The artist painted the figure distantly, emphasizing its isolation.

The politician distantly addressed the concerns raised by the public.

The professor spoke distantly about the importance of studying history.

She distantly recalled meeting him at a party years ago.

The details of the painting were only distantly discernible.

The professor explained the complex concept distantly, leaving the students confused.

He distantly recognized the melody playing on the radio.

The instructions were written in a distantly comprehensible language.

The politician distantly addressed the concerns raised by the opposition.

The detective gave a distantly worded statement about the ongoing investigation.

The CEO addressed the employees distantly, avoiding any personal connection.

The artist described her inspiration for the painting distantly, keeping the details vague.

The professor spoke distantly about the historical context of the novel.

The CEO discussed the company's financial situation distantly, without providing any concrete details.

She listened to the political debate distantly, uninterested in the arguments.

The artist described his painting style distantly, without expressing much passion.

The teacher explained the complex math problem distantly, assuming everyone already knew the concept.

He spoke distantly about his childhood memories, as if they were irrelevant to the conversation.

The researcher mentioned the previous studies distantly, without acknowledging their importance.

The chef described the ingredients of the dish distantly, without highlighting their flavors.

The politician's speech was filled with empty promises and vague statements, leaving the audience feeling distantly engaged.

The artist's abstract painting evoked a sense of distantly familiar emotions.

The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was filled with complex equations and theories, but I couldn't help feeling distantly interested.

As I watched the foreign film without subtitles, I felt distantly disconnected from the storyline.

The music played distantly in the background, creating a soothing ambiance.

The two friends drifted distantly apart as they pursued different career paths.

He glanced distantly at his phone while the teacher explained the lesson.

The dog barked distantly, signaling the approach of someone unknown.

She spoke distantly about her childhood, as if it were a distant memory.