Sentence examples for actually too far from inspiring English sources

Since the route follows the coastline, I had preconceptions of cliff-top views of dramatic seascapes all along the way, but so unstable are the cliffs here that the path is actually too far inland to see much of the shoreline apart from at a couple of spots.

Friday's example in Russia was not actually too far above that threshold.

(But that's just an example – Birchbox is actually too far along to be in need of seed funding, of course).

However, starling flocks are actually too far away from the observer to identify what the transferred manoeuvre is (Procaccini et al. 2011).

"I thought it actually tailed too far in, and he hit it out".

These plans actually tipped too far in the direction of spending cuts.

They've also faced up to their responsibilities over WWII and, it could be argued, have actually gone too far.

Avoid opening the jar, as it will set the curing process back, but do pay attention to the color of the mix; you want it rich with a kind of varnished yellow, but it can actually go too far, overextracting into a brown color with an intensity that can be too much for some people's taste.

Johanna's initial journey to Ireland feels like the start to a charming romantic comedy (it's actually not too far off 1997's The Matchmaker, Janeane Garafalo's failed attempt to play a lead), but it's over too quickly and as she decides what to do with her future as an artist, the film drags somewhat.

Given the dingy, run-down London and the ambivalent cold war world of 1974 (which is actually not too far removed from our own self-deceiving, deeply dishonest times), each is as likely to have become a double-agent as anyone else, though for different reasons: self-advancement, a political choice of a historical kind, a desire to be on the winning side, a Machiavellian, Iago-like perversity.

Carnegie Mellon robotics spinoff HuMoTech (short for Human Motion Technologies) hasn't actually spun too far yet.