Sentence examples for far from terrible from inspiring English sources

This "Shining" is far from terrible.

This one, however, is far from terrible.

Well that wasn't too far from terrible, not too far at all.

"The movie is far from terrible: it's amusing in spots," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in June.

Here, his direction is far from terrible, but it feels singularly uninspired, a flurry of fast, expository scenes and suspense-movie setups.

The movie is far from terrible: it's amusing in spots (Bill Murray shows up for an eccentric cameo) and visually painless, notably during the nighttime beauty shots of Moscow that show the digital video format off to fine effect.

At night, the neon and twinkling lights signal new shopping centers and a lively night life, transporting the city far from the terrible power shortages of the late 1990's.

In the prologue to Mary Swan's first novel, a boy escapes a beating from his violent father by climbing a tree, where he carves his name and vows that he'll grow up into a very different sort of man, "that he would find the life he was meant to have, somewhere far from this terrible place," where "all would be well" and "people would know his name".

It is impossible to put a value on a life – and the 24 lost so far from yesterday's events is terrible and heart-breaking – but, since the beginning of May, over 370 people have reportedly lost their lives to gun crime in the Unites States.

But in their price range — less than $400,000 — places were either in terrible shape or far from the E train.

So will the austerians admit that they might be making a terrible mistake, that far from safeguarding the future they may be destroying it?