Sentence examples for among far from inspiring English sources

Famous for (among far worse acts) seizing anything shiny and trying to drag it back to Berlin, on June 22 , 1941Adolf Hitler initiated operation Barbarosa sending 3 million German soldiers into the Soviet Union.

The system successfully preserves a sanitized form of medieval land tenancy, but it makes cost-effective agriculture impossible, since it divides the land among far too many tenants.

One reason for the sharp improvement is that this recession caused concern among far more consumers than a usual one does.

By contrast, just look at the clamour among far east financiers over the possibility of taking a stake in the HS2 rail line.

But, as Nicholas Schmidle's piece in this week's New Yorker describes, the dark repercussions of P.T.S.D. are disturbingly common, and Walker's story is just one among far too many.

A wall text — a welcome one among far too many that are prolix, making for an installation that is like a walk-through textbook — points out Braque's tendency toward ruddy luminosity and Picasso's toward dramatic shadow.

By stoking paranoia about immigration, Trump has found a following among far-right extremists.

Mr. Bullen also pointed to technology systems that allow better communication among far-flung offices.

Nor does UKIP peddle an anti-capitalist message of the sort popular among far-right parties in, say, France.

Sarkozy, whose polls are at record lows with next year's presidential election looming, has been accused of stigmatising Muslims to boost his support among far-right voters.

Connie McGuire, the research and outreach coordinator of the nonprofit group, said there was no evidence of any organized network among far-flung members.