Sentence examples for far from dying from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Hinduism is far from dying.

"Far from dying of hedonism, dad sort of died of sobriety," Adrian Laing says.

Far from dying, the California dream thrived in the desert.The trouble was that the new residents could not really afford their houses.

Far from dying down, however, the controversy over business dealings with the Nazis has given new impetus to long-standing investigations into issues such as looted art, unpaid insurance benefits and the use of forced labor at German factories.

It did turn out I was not very far from dying, but this was prevented, primarily by my friend Ilana Bakal, who was meeting me for an after-workout coffee and walked straight into the dramatic scene.

But it would also have demonstrated how some of the formerly radical ideas of the Internet boom, far from dying out with the collapse of the stock market bubble, have become everyday assumptions in today's political and economic life.

They would need to pledge allegiance to a man who is not far away from dying and whose wife, and potential successor, will probably see them as disloyal and disposable.

So arts and humanities students are far from a dying breed.

The Italian anarchist was killed far from home, dying as the caliphate gave up its last few yards of territory.

PepsiCo is far from a dying company, but that doesn't mean its stock is doing you any favors.

Far from a dying business model, blockbuster strategies are extending from the entertainment industries to technology and consumer products, Elberse argues: "Apple releases fewer products and product variations than virtually all of its competitors in computer hardware," she writes.