Sentence examples for apart far from inspiring English sources
She also said that her idealized image of him fell apart "far too late," near the end of World War II.
The defence as a whole were pulled apart far too easily by Fiorentina, but the most obviously below-par is the goalkeeper Júlio César.
If you and your friend stand some distance apart, far away from the lamp, and point to it, it may seem to you that your friend isn't really pointing at the lamp, which is directly analagous to this problem!
Hip-hop specific brands aren't as potent as they once were, because hip-hop has long completed the path to assimilation — it stands apart far less than it ever has.
At the edge of the overlook, in place of a guardrail, are boulders set about 10 feet apart — far enough, it turned out, for the Hans Honda Odysseyy to drive through.
And in West Antarctica a wall of glaciers separating a vast basin of ice from the sea is coming apart far faster than anticipated, suggesting that quite a lot of sea level rise is now unavoidable and will occur faster and more dramatically than anticipated.So, time to sell that oceanfront property?
What sets the Hellmuth Building apart — indeed far apart — are the heavily molded terra-cotta ledges over the doorways.
"Many of us who look at the substance believe the two parties are not too far apart, but far apart in politics and how they can sell it.
