Sentence examples for even if far from inspiring English sources

Even if far fewer people are watching.

Your Valentine: true and enriching, even if far away.

Adult children, even if far away, can stay connected with their parents' health providers.

More than 70percentt of Spaniards baptize their children, even if far less than 30percentt of the public regularly attends Mass.

Unlike Price, Soane built extensively, even if far too much of his work has been demolished, but, despite his notional allegiance to classicism, he, too, was one of the great originals of British architecture.

But there's a reason why Hollywood is liberal (even if far from every individual in it is so): the very essence of entertainment is freedom, the expression of dreams, aspirations, a better life, and a better world.

Some thought was given to post-crisis security arrangements, and some papers have been written--even if far more thought has been given to ridding the region of the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, and more time was devoted to that end.

The N.S.A. programs represent a troubling increase in state power, even if — so far, and so far as we know — they have not occasioned a troubling increase in state wrongdoing.

That is some way off and Rakitic is not talking targets, even if so far Croatia have impressed.

That is fine with Wigginton, who expects to compete for a job in spring training, even if so far there are no other candidates to push him.

Tests showed that the stem cells had migrated to the site of injury, even if inserted far away, and were viable.