Sentence examples for This far off from inspiring English sources

However, most people who make it this far off Bali's beaten track embrace the nature of the forest hideaway.

But when the Republican Party goes this far off the rails, it isn't even remotely challenging President Obama to challenge his base on taxes and entitlements.

And, in this far off land, there had ruled for centuries a giant and his chums, a mainly rich, mainly posh and mainly benign bunch.

"The one pitch I hit to Jeter started out on the barrel and ran this far off the plate — a soft line drive off end of bat," Scott said.

If it seems premature to jump on Neil after the season's first poor run of form, the opposite view is that fifth-placed Norwich, who are now seven points behind second-placed Brighton & Hove Albion, should simply not be this far off the pace.

I spent several months at the clinic, learning a lot, but mostly wondering how I had gotten this far off track.

Outside of the consistently infuriating Morning Joe, the last time MSNBC was this far off-the-rails was probably last July's "Is Obama Too Presumptuous?" news cycle.

McAdams theorized that the national Democrats are hanging back because people in the Lower 48 mistakenly believe that Alaska is superconservative — "this far-off land of Palin".

Perhaps because we know this far-off world so well — and because he is largely so true to it — Mr. Pullman's occasional attempts to inject modern notes are jarring.

I figured that Coach Simon would start screaming, like he usually does, but instead he got this far-off look in his eyes, like he had seen a ghost.

Why, after all, would N.C.L. expend almost 50,000 gallons of fuel, to say nothing of the several tons of on-board food, to get them to this far-off ribbon of sand and coral -- fewer than 1,500 feet wide at its broadest point and nowhere more than 10 feet above sea level -- without a single restaurant, theater or museum, to say nothing of espresso bars and Internet cafes?