Sentence examples for carry us far from inspiring English sources

True, some of the novels selected for the shortlist of this year's Independent Foreign Fiction Prize – praised below by the judges - do carry us far and wide: to Chris Barnard's drought-stricken South Africa; Dasa Drndic's Nazi-occupied northern Italy; Ismail Kadare's surreal, nightmarish Albania.

Explicating this will carry us far from the power-based notions with which classical positivism hoped to work.

"Very nice corals?" he asks, but as I reach for my rupees, the river carries us far away.

The manhunt was short-lived, but the undertow of Powers's memoir carries us far beyond those fretful days.

"In the end, we'll show that's what's going to carry us as far as we're able to go," Stottlemyre said.

Quine's other provocative theses, including especially his claims about the indeterminacy of translation, while relevant to his assessment of analyticity, would carry us too far afield to consider their ramifications here.

In the end, reason can only carry us so far.

"Front Flash" apps that turn your screen white in an attempt to illuminate your face can really only carry us so far.

It truly does take a village to tackle child hunger -- and the strong advocacy and voices of our partners have helped carry us as far as we've come.

All the recommendations of friends and critics will carry us only so far.

They carry us through life – far more viscerally individual than those other pumping organs we can scarcely visualise.