Sentence examples similar to always far off from inspiring English sources

On this latter view, a society in which over time the people who are old all enjoy the same condition, and likewise the people who are young and those who are middle-aged, could perfectly conform to the ideal of stage-by-stage equality of condition even if the old are (say) far better off than the middle-aged and the middle-aged are always far better off than the young.

They were always far too loose and once one came off, getting left behind, they just caused even more anxiety.

Christmas break was not far off and the house was always cold.

I got it; it's not that far off from what I'd always told my kids.

A part of your heart will always remain with the people you met in some far off land.

"My dad always said, when you're playing well, you're not far off from playing poorly, and when you're playing poorly, you're not far off from playing well".

Both are far off.

Not far off".

"Is this that far off?

Although consensus remains far off.

(They are not far off).