Sentence examples similar to far off kingdom from inspiring English sources

First the Greeks, then the Romans began to speak about the Seres (people of silk), a term to designate the inhabitants of the far-off kingdom, China.

Here is the reduced Shakespeare: power-hungry mystery man from far-off land inherits crumbling little kingdom and seduces all and sundry with the promise of glories beyond their wildest dreams.

In Lucy Bailey's staging of Macbeth at Shakespeare's Globe, the murderous usurper's kingdom isn't far off Dante's inferno.

The vibe of his track titles and artist name isn't too far off from the feel of his music his crisscrossing textures evoke the the animal kingdom's more esoteric beings.

If this reminds you of The Wall from Game of Thrones that protects the Seven Kingdoms from wildings and White Walkers that live on the other side, you're not far off.

Both are far off.

Not far off".

Coyotes howled, far off.

(Not too far off).

I was far off!

"Is this that far off?