Sentence examples for far from relaxing from inspiring English sources

Escaping rigidity, however, he sometimes goes too far, from relaxing his hips to sticking out his buttocks.

Far from relaxing into his role as one of the global great and good, the archbishop has continued to disturb the peace with his pronouncements and gestures.

Far from relaxing its attendance policy, all the west London-based theatre is doing is allowing under ones to attend one prescribed show, hardly a revolution.

Far from relaxing, tens of thousands of Australians are sweating every detail of what they describe as the greatest peacetime logistical exercise in history.

But though it ended with hugs all around, the weight of her team was far from relaxing for Williams, who has won seven Grand Slam singles titles in her career.

Just about the time Herman Edwards should be taking his first real vacation since becoming the Jets' coach, he was taking on something far from relaxing -- a clinic for 200 New York City youngsters in Central Park yesterday, a first for the Jets in the city.

The suspension is constantly in motion, jarring and moving, leaving you feeling far from relaxed at any point.

For all the tough talk of firewalls, EU officials are far from relaxed about the risk of Greece leaving the euro.

It's titled PANIC!, suggesting that questions such as "Does London's rent crisis mean it's dead as a creative capital?" (Goldsmiths, SE14, 2 Dec) and "Does a career in the arts leave you forever in debt?" (Roundhay Secondary School, Leeds, 1 Dec) should leave us very far from relaxed.

Far from being relaxed, I feel excruciatingly uncomfortable and begin to wonder if my jaw is malfunctioning.

Far from being relaxed as, after Minsk, fellow-travellers may suggest, sanctions must be tightened and sanctions-busting curtailed (see article).