Sentence examples for actually far apart from inspiring English sources

In "Paris," a couple's posture as they sit on a long park bench suggests that they may be sitting together, but they are actually far apart.

And released really far apart?

"They are actually not that far apart," Capretta said.

As always, travel gave me the opportunity to reflect, this time it just made me realize that modern cities around the world are actually not so far apart.

Mr. Iger had previously called the $300 million figure preposterous and yesterday he said the companies were actually not very far apart financially.

I have a suspicion that Mitt Romney and President Obama aren't actually all that far apart on this one – and they are equally unwilling to let us see what they're thinking.

Are planets really that far apart?".

But what is extraordinary, a team of Icelandic and British scientists report, is that the males and females in breeding pairs actually spend their winters far apart.

Instead of calling out the lobby for launching a late-stage million-dollar ad campaign to defend their opposition to reform, Sebelius spoke more broadly about how the president's plan and AHIPs demands actually weren't that far apart.

In effect, the Sidebar lets you fold up your desktop so that any two icons appear side-by-side, no matter how far apart they actually are in your folder hierarchy.

What hopefully will change the fastest, though, is the misdirection and misinformation that leaves consumers spending hundreds of dollars on ineffective products, children missing days of school, and families spending hundreds of tearful hours in nit combing using combs with teeth that are too far apart to actually remove nits.