Sentence examples for all far out from inspiring English sources
All such plans are called in Hebrew pitaron kesem, "magical solution," or ze'ou vegamarnu, "There -- all finished!" The proposals are not all far out nor are all participants seeking power without benefit of election.
As with all far out technology, it sounds like science fiction.
It may all sound far out and fantastic.
I don't think I'm all that far out, when considering how truly far the internet fringe reaches, but no matter -- I'll still gracefully accept the mainstream media's criticism for all of it, personally.
Is all this really that far out?
Or perhaps I'll be in the pigpen imagining all of us far out at sea together, like the pigs and the children on the pirate ship in Richard Hughes's novel "A High Wind in Jamaica".
In fact, though, I'd give it back what it gave me: an entire universe, all of it far out, some of it dazzling, whole swaths of it just empty space and dark matter.
For all the far-out space talk — true to its name, Earth 2 turns out to be a kind of mirror to the big blue marble where Rhoda has become somewhat of an alien presence — the movie has the delicate and rough texture of real life.
One might make arguments that the market was somewhat elevated, if you look at price-earnings ratios, but nothing all that far-out given expected earnings.
Making all five Kepler-11 planets far out and moving them in "is so complicated it's unlikely," he says.
