Sentence examples for a very faraway from inspiring English sources

To call something Turkish meant just that: a very faraway exotic thing.

But the memorable thing about Cline's book is the strangely recognizable picture he paints of this very faraway time.

Who are you going to be now?" The border between our memories and the past, and not even the very faraway past, is the territory where we begin groping for facts and meaning.

everything had geometric rainbow prism trails and seemed very faraway and unreal, like my eyes were trying to focus underwater, and i wished i could snap to reality but i couldn't.

And while all moral and ethical responsibility was deflected onto boogeymen in faraway places, a very real industrial violence remains in the Peace River region.

"I had a very happy childhood," Stevens told me with a faraway look in his eyes.

To be sure these wars — one a very local fight to quell a domestic rebellion, the other a faraway international conflict — are very different, and, as Mr. McPherson said, "I don't know whether Lincoln would have agreed that this particular war in Afghanistan is a just war".

A gift from a friend in a faraway land.

But that shocking bit of human theater does raise a question: Are audiences ready for the steady stream of movies and documentaries that bring a faraway war very close?

A Hawaiian girl befriends a creature from a faraway planet.

But remember to fire a bit above a faraway enemy, since the rocket arcs.