Sentence examples for a not too distant from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, $100 is a not too distant second at 16%.
"If we move forward like this, we will be a country of elderly people in a not too distant future," Khamenei said in October, according to Fars.
"I have it on the best authority – from a not too distant relative – that we are related to apes," he read.
The "whatabouter" who asks these questions is a not too distant cousin of the racist and the xenophobe, who sees the slaughter and uses it to make a point about immigration.
The intention is to motivate those intimately involved in instrumentation and measurement to collaborate in improving the techniques available nowadays and that will allow Man, in a not too distant future, to understand its own brain.
With Android Wear 2.0 due next month (with most outlets pegging a not too distant release date of February 2), we're in a bit of a post-CES wearable holding pattern at the moment.
Paramount dropped the trailer for Downsizing Wednesday, introducing us to the cast of characters living in a not-too distant future plagued by the same climate crisis that haunts us today.
In a not-too-distant future, two gangs wage a battle in Frazier Park, Calif.
She heads a political party with a not-too-distant history rife with Islamophobia and Holocaust denial.
Set in a not-too-distant future -- 1999 -- that's now a not-too-distant past, "X" has to cram in enough exposition to float several books of the New Testament, or the first few issues of the manga series.
His chilling vision of a not-too-distant future is compromised by a case of schoolboy swagger.
