Sentence examples for far far removed from inspiring English sources

David Cameron was described as "upper class", "out of touch", "insulated by privilege" and "far, far removed".

It is a truth beyond doubt that the current state of the US economy and financial system is far, far removed from that era of fear.

Together, the two articles present a facet of the comedy world far, far removed from the cheerful carnival of creativity we've all just attended on the Edinburgh fringe.

It's an all too common occurrence: the senior leadership of the army highlights an issue and then immediately, via its response, shifts the blame onto a generation of soldiers far, far removed from the all-white, upper class, Christian, heterosexual command structure above.

Ms. Smith's intention here seems to be fidelity to the original, so much so that the relationship between Lieutenant Cable and Liat, Bloody Mary's daughter, which begins as a sexual encounter arranged by Mary, feels strikingly inappropriate; we are, after all, far, far removed from the wartime morality that is at issue here.

"Pakistan has to start with a clean slate, with discipline, and move in a direction that is far, far removed from this sordid business".

haiya: far, far off, far away.

Far from struggling, Galaxy was a game apart, so far removed and far ahead of other platformers that it might have, aptly, come from another galaxy.

In a way, Field Day is very far, and not that far removed, from the time Mr. Dreskin, as a history major at Tulane, made his first killing in the music-promotion business.

Sitting on the sun-deck of Mendelsohn's pavilion at Bexhill-on-Sea, this axis of modern evil seems so very far removed, as far away, in fact, as the sole surviving "rent barrack" of German Village, Utah.

The far-infrared camera sees radiation far removed from the visible spectrum and detects small temperature differences on and near the road ahead, such as those caused by the presence of an animal or a person.