Sentence examples for a pretty far from inspiring English sources

"You have to give him credit for traveling a pretty far philosophical distance in such a short period".

That's a pretty far cry from JP Morgan's tune these days, about how it was victimized by two bad banks that were forced on it.That's not surprising.

The Middle East is a pretty intense place but unless you have family living or serving there, for most readers it is also a pretty far away place.

"Publicis will still be a pretty far cry from the Big Three," he added, "but it will have four global advertising networks, which no one else in the industry has".

I think this is a pretty far fetched leap from a global crisis to try to justify the existence of a company that is interested in producing and selling coal".

I am a 29-year-old native Londoner, a moderate Sikh with a drama degree from Royal Holloway, University of London — a pretty far cry from a 54-year-old Saudi multimillionaire-turned-terrorist who had been on the lam for nearly a decade after murdering some 3,000 people.

This seems, however, like a pretty far-fetched workaround.

The town is a pretty far-out place.

Ms. Lien was the set designer and thought Ms. Matsushima would be just the costume designer for what Mr. Brick had characterized as a "pretty far-out project".

"What is it?" "Are we sure there isn't a God?" "It's a pretty far-fetched idea, don't you think?" "I have the strongest feeling that he's still alive somewhere".

But this is still a pretty far-out addition to the comic-book movie genre, and it remains to be seen whether Marvel can seamlessly integrate Strange into stories featuring Earth's other mightiest heroes further down the line.