Sentence examples for Feeling farther from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine feeling farther from the metropolis two hours to the south.

But the dragon's breath is being felt farther afield.

The coastal resorts could not have felt farther away.

East Seventh Street, one level above, couldn't feel farther away.

But the fire's real impacts are being felt farther north, where the wind has pushed the smoke.

But before that the economic toll was being felt farther north in Ayutthaya province, a manufacturing hub.

And there are one or two signs that the benefits of growth in the BRICs are being felt farther afield.

But China is generating such enormous quantities of pollution that the effects are felt farther downwind than usual.

The clear sky fans out in all directions and the area often feels farther away from New York City than 150 miles.

Contrary to the impression left by "Guardians of TV Morals, Bowed" (Business Day, Oct. 25), the Parents Television Council's influence is felt farther and wider than ever before.

The setting, a tiny radio station situated more or less in an open field, could not have felt farther from Washington and the race for the presidency.