Sentence examples for far from imagining from inspiring English sources

Far from imagining that appearance is a personal matter, they perceived that looking well-turned-out engenders self confidence, a trait they considered the bedrock of authentic leaders.

And Castro's resilience is not lost on him, as he noted on his recent 87th birthday, saying "I was far from imagining that my life would be prolonged seven more years".

Indeed, it is far from ridiculous to imagine Toulon dominating for a decade, just as Bath did towards the end of the amateur era.

But with a wife and two young children, Mr. Measer's life is far from what he imagined when he bought the corner property.

Bond fans quickly reminded the producers on Friday just how risky their decision to shift direction might be, and that "dark" and "hip" were far from what they imagined as the shaken-not-stirred polish of the James Bond character.

The Swedish Folkoperan is known for adventurous and often provocative stagings of repertory classics, and in its visit to the Brooklyn Academy of Music it is offering a version of "Carmen" that is far from what Bizet imagined.

Drowning in a sea of public disaffection – pathetic figures, far from shore – politicians imagine they can be rescued if, like Lord Sugar's contestants, they boast loudly enough about their swooning commitment to this or that cause.

For some years now – a speculation hastened by the fall of Angela Merkel and encouraged by far-right successes in Italy, Hungary and elsewhere, with the spectre of a Le Pen France ever on the horizon – it has been far from impossible to imagine a fascist Europe that Britons might be profoundly glad to be separate from.

By lunchtime there is an odd feeling in my lower gut not far removed, I imagine, fancifully, from labour pains.

"It was so far from anything I could imagine".

It is no doubt far from the end she imagined to her political career.