Sentence examples for far from super from inspiring English sources

The highly paid stars were far from super, except for Lundqvist.

The scoreline was from the Super 15, rivalling the 50-47 victory by the Hurricanes over the Cheetahs on the same day, but some of the tackling was far from super.

In reading "Jones Far From Super in 200 Loss" (April 19), which described the fourth-place finish of Marion Jones in the 200-meter race in the Mount SAC Relays, there was just one line stating that "Connie Moore won in 22.71".

Considering that many hero games have been far from super doesn't help either.

The movie, a crime caper about con artists looking for a big payday, stars John C. Reilly, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Diego Luna, a far cry from "Super Chicken's" cast of Mr. Jacobs' brother, Douglas, and friend Mark.

Indeed, the mobile-phone companies, far from seeing Super Wi-Fi operating in white space as a threat to their proprietary networks, have big plans for offloading much of their data traffic onto these public airwaves.

Not far from the Super Bowl III trophy in the locker room at the Jets' complex, Edwards was talking to 60-year-old Dave Herman, whose Super Bowl III ring testified to his ability to smash the bully in the mouth.

Mr. Muhammad, 41, received training as a marksman in the Army, but he was apparently far from the super-skilled gunman the public was expecting.

Anecdotes abound of the legendary volume of Grohl's drumming, but he is far from a super-hedonistic rock animal: "We're probably the worst band in the world for those big quotes next to the picture.

For ages I've suspected that contemporary marketing companies and advertisers were far from the super-intelligent Geppettos you see in Mad Men.

That makes it as non-volatile as a flash memory or EEPROM device, but also gives it a far longer life.Despite the PLEDM's winning ways, Hitachi is far from clinching the super-chip race.