Sentence examples for current far from inspiring English sources
There is still no such agreement in place, but the White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the administration said the current, far smaller deployment was taking place in a different context.
It took the first intifada (the largely unarmed, six-year uprising that preceded the current, far more violent one) to transform Yassin wholly and irrevocably, and to pitchfork him into the forefront of the Palestinian struggle as a serious rival to Arafat himself.
The driver apologized profusely -- she had misread the guest arrival schedule -- and whiled away our short drive with a quick history of the spa, which opened about 15 years ago as a frill-free fat farm and morphed into its current, far cushier incarnation under new owners about five years ago.
Without the imaginative speculation this brood had such a knack for, that seems to have run for the Steins in both directions -- from image to culture or culture to image (which comes first as society morphs forward is not so important), it may well have taken us a bit longer to arrive at our current "far reaches".
I think the roots of the current far-right crisis lie in these years.
Glancing nods are made to Hungary's complex history and its current far-right fringe, and there's a concluding memorial service.
With the museum's future as a backdrop, the current far-reaching exhibition, "Painter's Paradise: a Land Distinctly Lyme," seems especially vital and relevant.
Moreover, the performance of Livni and Meretz was matched by that of Bennet's Jewish Home, which supports annexation of the West Bank and is more rightwing and uncompromising on territorial concessions for peace even than Netanyahu's current far-right government.
For Netanyahu's current far-right coalition partner, the Jewish Home party, the prime minister's expected ousting of Yaalon could not come soon enough.
It is easy to make the argument that the policies of the current, far-right GOP, with its goal of returning the country to the approach of the Hoover administration (and the wealth disparity and massive suffering that went with it, as well as the depression that followed), are bad for the American people.
Deep, slow currents, far below the surface, shift me in ways I needn't understand.
