Sentence examples for chose far from inspiring English sources
Not wanting to compete with his clients, he chose far different areas on which to focus.
There was something a while ago about the King of Sweden's mistresses, quite a fuss, but the court chose, far from confirming or denying what was being alleged, to consider it no one's business, far least the press.
Other media outlets, some working almost as quickly as Weisenthal, chose far more modest words.
Other states chose far more populist constitutional arrangements.
He has been tacking sharply to the right, hoping to snag some of the 18percentt of French voters who chose far-right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen, who spoke to a large May Day rally Tuesday in front of the gilded Opera Garnier.
He has chosen far better terrain in which to hide.
Mr. Ferrer said that he "would have chosen far different language".
The results also show that f(a/w) decreases when the position of the Gauss point is chosen far from the crack tip.
Not only that, she is a much finer poet than many who might have been chosen (far higher calibre than Maya Angelou).
And females also tend to be similar in their tastes, which means some males get chosen far more often than others, and therefore have more offspring.
Slade's Merry Xmas and East 17's Stay Another Day, for example, are chosen far more often by radio producers than by Spotify users.
