Sentence examples for exists far from inspiring English sources

But nothing these days exists far from the fallout from Wall Street, so the comments were about economic issues as often as environmental ones.

SAN DIEGO — Because the World Baseball Classic's two second-round sites are on American soil, their games are quickly demonstrating how this tournament exists far less for the United States than for certain ingredients of its melting pot.

The chant, and various antisemitic tropes which always grow out of it – involving hissing to represent gas and celebratory references to Auschwitz – exists far beyond White Hart Lane: at Chelsea, Arsenal, Millwall, West Ham, even at Ajax, in Amsterdam.

At BRIC — "the epicenter of the center of the artistic universe," Mr. Markowitz calls it — as with other Brooklyn cultural institutions, a good deal of the progress has come about with the help of a quiet philanthropic community that exists far from the world of hedge-fund vanity.

"We believe this is the first member of the long-hypothesized Oort cloud," says Brown, because its orbit exists far beyond the observed outer edge of the Kuiper belt.

Hide the file system – While arguably Windows 8 doesn't exactly hide the file system from prying eyes, in the Metro interface you are reminded that it exists far less than usual.

"A culture of impunity in the region has existed far too long," Mr. Goldstone said.

He went on, "And we may ignore problems that exist far away, but those problems don't ignore us.

These works exist far from the lyrical and elegiac tone of famous cello concertos like those of Schumann and Elgar.

But such considerations existed far outside him, in the world of light and edges and face after face after face.

Others exist far from our cities in inconceivably large landscapes and have the ability to influence processes at the global scale.