Sentence examples similar to far from told from inspiring English sources

Far from telling Schaub to work harder, Rogan told him, in essence, to quit.

Her life was not so different from such portrayals, but they are far from telling the whole story.

That kind of thinking has not helped Mr. Aween's village, not far from Tell al-Samen, where the absence of water is almost equally on display.

As a first example, the genome is indeed pervasively transcribed; however, on its own this is an oversimplification that is very far from telling the complete story.

The name Efa first appears during Roman rule, some time after the end of the 1st century, when a Roman fortress and small Jewish settlement were established not far from Tell es-Samak.

That might not justify being a mercenary, but it shows where the larger responsibility lies when a society drifts so far away from telling the truth.

Yet far from being told like an allegory, the novel's central episodes are narrated, by Pi himself, with circumstantial precision.

Racial, sexual and familial belonging informs her second, Never Far From Nowhere, told through two black sisters growing up on a council estate in north London.

At 7 14 P.M., Liam Neeson calls Julianne Moore, who's planned a surprise party for him, to say that he's missed the flight home; four minutes later, Moore, this time in "Far from Heaven," tells a servant, "It's nearly twenty after and Mr. Whitaker still hasn't phoned!" At 7 19 P.M., Steve Martin promises his wife, "Shouldn't be any later than ten".

The reality is that we're not far from brands telling artists what to do, how to cater to their interests, how to make them look better and, most worryingly, what they can't do.

But dubbing Medicaid "low-value," is a tired attack, and one far from what evidence tells us.