Sentence examples for far from rugged from inspiring English sources

Although he's far from rugged looking, with his penchant for colorful tank tops and wiry frame, you might call Karle the Marlboro Man of the digital era.

Tilt America too far from its lodestone of rugged individualism (always rugged), free markets and the liberty of the frontier, and this nation will rise in anger.

The finished product, the Teatro Amazonas, is a gorgeous Renaissance design that, in many ways, looks out of place in its location not far from the city's more rugged port area.

REYKJAVIK, Iceland — It is a tale of light and dark — of a small but rugged country far from anywhere that has suffered as severely as any in the developed world at the hands of buccaneering free-marketeers, but which is now slowly digging itself out from the financial wreckage.

And both are rugged and remote, far from coastlines and with few roads or railroads, making it hard to get minerals out and policing forces in.

This approach is far from the contemporary American right's rugged libertarianism, just as Bernie Sanders sounds more like a European democratic socialist than like Bill Clinton.

In a valley framed by rugged mountains not far from where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet, historic white farmhouses dot vast fields of grapes.

In a cave in rugged wilderness not far from the luxurious country resorts of this city's well-to-do, a leading anthropologist has found an unusually rare and pristine cache of ancient Aboriginal rock art.

The bodies of Jawad Zuhak, the Bamian provincial council chairman, and an unidentified second man were discovered Tuesday in a rugged area not far from a road where Taliban insurgents had apparently abducted both men four days earlier, according to Afghan officials.

Kites nested on cliffs and trees and preferentially near water, far from paths and villages and in rugged and steep micro-sites.

His planned route was rugged, ambitious and as far from the "civilized" roads of Europe as possible.