Sentence examples for far far off from inspiring English sources

Far, far off, the steady wind in countless limbs sounds like the faint din of a distant ocean.

But let's be honest: even with the record number of voters who dislike candidates, that is unfortunately far, far off from reality.

Far, far off at the end of the nave, the grandiose carved and gilded altar inspired a sense of awe, while cryptlike vaults pressed down upon my soul, generating a desperate need for prayer.

And it seemed as though in a little while the solution would be found, and then a new, beautiful life would begin; and it was clear to both of them that the end was still far, far off, and that the most complicated and difficult part was just beginning".

Mr Hall said the recent hot weather had helped his land recover but added: "It's definitely far, far off from what it should be and it will take years to get it back to full productivity".

haiya: far, far off, far away.

"We would be far, far worse off outside the E.U.

All things considered it's a much more mature take on Sense than I'm used to seeing, and HTC is far, far better off with it.

But the country would still be far, far better off than it is now under the Obama practice of systemic Clintonian political corruption.

"I let you off far, far too easily".

They possess a responsible yet wry outlook on the world, a piquant survivors' disposition that implies they've done all you have done and far, far worse but are better off out of it now, something that brings you solace as you neck your eighth Super Sunday pint on the bounce and wonder if you'll ever feel real again.