Sentence examples for Slightly afar from inspiring English sources
And, naturally, it's got a built-in button that snaps those photos from (slightly) afar.
From afar, this looks slightly bewildering: Why would any city want to limit the number of drivers who can give rides in their private cars to strangers?
They look slightly pained, these visitors from afar wondering about the life choices they made that put them in Chelsea or Park Slope or Montclair, and not down here in Carroll Gardens, this little Italian village off New York Harbor where life is obviously perfect.
On the walk to the ledge, along a cliff-hugging path that is just slightly less perilous than it looks from afar, you may well be visited by fairy terns, snowy white and almost diaphanous of wing, hovering curiously close by.
They were so big that, seen from afar, the whole of Manhattan seemed to tilt slightly, sliding toward the two silver giants at the bottom of the island.
The monument is false-crested, set slightly below the summit, to make it visible both from the valley and from afar.
Very bright and slightly squirrelly maybe — but utterly lacking the self-importance I'd assigned to him from afar.
If the students had been primed by the first reading-comprehension exercise, they felt benign envy toward Hans (essentially, "I could do that, too, if I tried"); if they'd been primed by the second exercise, they felt slightly more admiration (something like, "I shouldn't even try; I'll just admire him from afar").
It persists, though, the slightly embarrassing uncle at the party who wants to hang with the cool kids, who avoid him and thumb their noses from afar.
