Sentence examples for far from removing from inspiring English sources

The Act of Emancipation abolished only the first part of slavery, the master's ownership; far from removing the concept of the ex-slave as someone who did not belong, it reinforced it.

Removing such works from their liturgical contexts is artificial, but trying to reattach to their original spirituality with half-measures, far from removing that artificiality, merely adds another layer.

Ironically -- and sadly -- he is now as far from removed from the "reality-based community" as the Bush White House.

Kidd is from another world, far removed from Marbury's New York roots.

Three casinos remain open near the marina across town from the boardwalk, far removed from most residents.

Like Bloomberg, Klein came from a world far removed from the borough-centric politics and bureaucracy of the old board.

Mr. Bush, by contrast, is far more removed from specifics.

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.

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

He preaches a Gospel far, far removed from even mainline Christianity.

Far, far removed from the crowds of Nassau is this 40-acre boutique resort on Eleuthera Island.