Sentence examples for considered far out from inspiring English sources

But some practices he has explored, including one he calls remote healing, the sending of therapeutic prayers to someone far away, are considered "far out" even by Dr. Chopra's own admission.

"When [Toronto nightclub] Industry opened, it was considered far out by itself at King [Street] and Strachan [Avenue]," recalls Micallef.

Androgynousness is an important part of what the Beatles and the Stones represent; once upon a time Mick Jagger's bisexual mannerisms and innuendos were considered far out.

But there this pretty boy, whom I considered far out of my league, stood in front of me, offering to buy me a drink at Akbar, a trendy gay dive in the Silverlake neighborhood of Los Angeles.

STILL, the idea that the Internet may transform itself into a global computational grid with a mind of its own has generally been considered far-out stuff from the pages of science fiction novels.

Someone who blabs out unnecessarily will be considered far from appealing.

Traditionally, death bowling was the realm of the fast bowler, with medium pacers and spinners considered far too likely to be carted out of the ground.

Yet that was a red herring: pom pom also contains the kind of deranged, cartoon-voiced material – White Freckles, Jell-O – you imagine Frank Zappa might have considered rather far out.

If all this sense-crossing sounds too far out, consider your own late-night midwinter screen sessions.

I don't think I'm all that far out, when considering how truly far the internet fringe reaches, but no matter -- I'll still gracefully accept the mainstream media's criticism for all of it, personally.

That said, if Mr. Blurry Cam can get his hands on a unit, chances are the release is not that far out and considering the RAZR MAXX's recent price drop, expect this model to cost either $249 or $299.