distant from something

Only 10 of these were far distant from an existing paper.

At that point, he was very distant from the group.

This suggests the major body is not at its most distant from us.

"It is no more than a few miles distant from this spot, and in the hands of someone you know."

We were a little distant from each other during the flight.

At that moment Emily was very far distant from him.

She has appeared to be quite distant from civil society in recent years.

They could find themselves years or centuries distant from their own time.

Citizens view the Union as something distant from their daily problems.

At the same time, the characters seem so distant from her own life.