Sentence examples for be quite far from inspiring English sources

The Thatcher government was perceived to be quite far on the right.

The Labor Party at times could be quite far on the left.

In principle, the answer in the N.F.L. and elsewhere may be: Quite far.

For a relatively small sample size, true sampling distribution of even asymptotically linear estimators might be quite far from normal.

It's first worth pointing out that those estimated crime figures could be quite far off the mark.

Alas, when it comes to this unscientific barbarian, I suspect even Mexico may not be quite far enough.

So even though Bardarbunga certainly had the potential to create a catastrophe along the lines of the Laki disaster, "It would really be quite far-fetched to assume that now," Einarsson says.

She argues that while the epistemic motivation for doing experiments on C. elegans might be quite far-reaching, the proper epistemic target for any such experiment is the worm itself.

She was quite far off the mark.

"His parents are quite far from here.

It's quite far north, on the Oregon border.