Sentence examples for entirely far from inspiring English sources

But James Ellroy's 'The Black Dahlia' was something else entirely, far more than just a great book.

He's not entirely far off, but to be sure Riffsy hasn't really breached the top spots of the overall App Store itself.

The idea was not entirely far-fetched.

It is not an entirely far-fetched idea.

EARTHA KITTIt is not entirely far-fetched to imagine Eartha Kitt as the opening act of MTV's Video Music Awards.

But for the future, he said, it is not entirely far-fetched for an android to walk into a bar.

"And we will also be the economic, touristic and cultural capital for more than 2 billion people around us".This is not entirely far-fetched.

All in all, California is the second-dearest state for business.Even so, the Gubernator's optimism ("fantastic" is his favourite word) is not entirely far-fetched.

What if I tell you that all of this is not entirely far-fetched, that stranger things have happened before in the Champions League?

The thought is not entirely far-fetched: researchers at Intel, a chipmaker, are devising ways to use brain waves to control computers.

And I knew it wasn't entirely far-fetched to imagine that if we found Lucia's birth mother we might be confronted with a similar predicament.