Sentence examples for far from sound from inspiring English sources

After 1945 our ethos was quite different, but the foundations of our national life were far from sound.

The contagion has been more severe in Latin America because most Latin countries are big commodity producers and some of their economies are far from sound.

Not Steve Borthwick, who took the brave decision to play to try to end his career in glory, but who looked far from sound of body and free of movement.

However, in the case of phenomena such as fatigue where materials, manufacturing and performance are intricately linked the design may be far from sound, and problems can arise early in the operation of the aircraft.

The compensation mechanism was far from sound, and the leverage of the health insurance policies was not obvious.

The compensation mechanism was far from sound and adequate, and the leverage of the health insurance policy was not obvious.

Then Adele read from the scroll and her clear voice, her young mind and those ancient desert-sprung sounds took everyone far from sound-bite squalor.

Throughout Patrick Stewart's very grown-up, totally compelling interpretation of Charles Dickens's best-known tale, we are never far from sounds and images of time passing -- of ticking clocks, clanging bells and light waning into darkness -- and of an awareness of the ways time is spent and misspent.

In this application, we take the case of a listener placed far from the sound sources, which means that the acoustic environment greatly alters the original sound.

Ms. Rose and her co-producer and synthesizer expert, Michael Cheever, haven't moved that far from the sound of "Interstellar".

FOR Latin American presidents of all political persuasions, a knock on the door from Henrique Capriles is a far from welcome sound these days.