Examples of using So remote in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is so remote in fact….
You have always been so remote.
That seemed so remote that it was hard to comprehend.
It's so peaceful… so remote.
It's so remote that it's been called the Third Pole.
But that possibility is no longer so remote.
So remote, and yet so brave and rich Argentina!
It is so beautiful and so remote.
This is a location so remote that no one can hear you scream?
I never thought I would love living in a place so remote.
So remote is even hunger from the educated man's experience.
It's so beautiful, so quiet, so remote, like another world.
Yeah, a place so remote, you would have to know where it was to find it.
And because we don't see it, this means there is no period so remote as the recent past.
The canyon was so remote, however, that it was scarcely visited over the next 50 years.
After it aired, I got transferred to an outpost so remote you couldn't find it with a hunting dog.
The location was so remote, however, that over the next 50 years the canyon was scarcely visited.
Enough for a long time in our countryThe art of tattooingwas especially active in"places not so remote".
We have sent distress calls, but being so remote, we cannot expect a response for two weeks.
Men abstinence often happens under duress, for example,stay in the army or in places not so remote.
The declared goals of the demonstration were not so remote from my political positions, but I hesitated nevertheless.
Passing at times not so remote, for the year of 1893 builds first bike similar to as they are known today, thanks to the performance of Kirkpatrick Macmillan, which gave step to bicycles that are known today.
It's in Djibouti, neighboring Somalia, and it was so remote that we had to take a helicopter to fly there.
How does it happen, then, that Goethe, so remote that he could actually withdraw, and yet in such loose contact with the circumstances that for anyone else it would have led to something quite different- how does it come about that he meets himself?
Some groups, believed to be related to Pano andTupi linguistic groups are so“new” and so remote that we don't even have names for them.
Benki comes from a village so remote up in the Amazon that to get there, either you have to fly and land on water, or go by canoe for several days.
Without such input, the odds of anyone else actuallyappearing at a destination they previously occupied is… so remote as to be mathematically disharmonious.
It inhabits the lush, tropical highlands of Central Africa, so remote that our last researcher suffered an attack of appendicitis and would have died if not for Roz Carr, an American friend living in Rwanda who got him to hospital.
On December 1, Col. Canby wrote to his superior in St. Louis that"recent occurrences in the Navajo country have so demoralized and broken up nation that there is now no choice between their absolute extermination or their removal andcolonization at points so remote… as to isolate them entirely from the inhabitants of the Territory.
There are many elements of danger attendant upon the presentation to the mortal intellect of thisidea of an infinite I AM since this concept is so remote from human experiential understanding as to involve serious distortion of meanings and misconception of values.