distantly

Distantly, from the living room perhaps, came the sound of music.

It was a voice she knew, distantly, but could not give a name.

It might be true then that we were distantly of one blood.

And outside, more distantly, moving away from them now, the call came again.

Some time, and not too far distantly, he must be able to drive this car away.

I'm distantly related on my mother's side to the family.

These families are now known to be only distantly related.

Distantly there came the sound of a car driving off.

"There's been a lot of new things to have to get used to," she said distantly.

She was distantly amazed by the sound of her own voice.

With her voice there was still, if more distantly, the same storm of feeling.

She nodded distantly, and I ran out of things to say.

For the moment he thought distantly that the girl was very attractive.

In the real world, families are scattered distantly around the land.

Distantly, he wondered how the media was going to report this one.

He was distantly aware that the door of his room had opened.

Distantly amused that she had used me instead of the other way around.

Distantly, with pain and in the back of his mind, he wondered why.

"We are distantly related, and that's why they called me when their son ran away from home."

A good arrow, that one, Mark found himself thinking distantly.

Though you'll be better off starting over, salvation is distantly possible.

There is a possibility that his parents may have been distantly related.

The man went on, "I believe we are distantly related."

Distantly he heard Chester telling the others to clear out.

Though they were not even distantly related, their resemblance had been of use to them before.