Sentence examples similar to a far off concept from inspiring English sources

"Time-of-use" pricing, in which people or businesses pay varying rates for power, depending on what hour they use it, is still a far-off concept in most of the United States.

A far off land.

After years of minor upgrades, far-off concept designs and being backed into a corner by diminishing returns, handset makers are coming out swinging.

That is still a far-off prospect.

That's a far-off target.

There is an island in a far-off sea,.

Cars, a far-off airplane, a chicken squawked somewhere.

[Smiles as at a far-off recollection.] Our child?

Concept cars are built with the explicit purpose of tickling the imagination, stunning crowds and presenting in many cases a far-off vision for a brand.

Cannon, who once upon a time dated the beauty mogul, gave weight to the theory during a recent interview, describing the rumor as not that "far off as a concept".

To a far off Lyn called Brook.