Sentence examples for far off thought from inspiring English sources

There is something to this, I thought, particularly in the world's workplace where most people probably never get praised at all, and thus frequency is a far off thought.

"I don't think it's far off to think it could be escalated where human lives could be lost in these fires".

"The fact the A.C.C. has dropped so far off, I think it's because they've had a lack of consistency of coaching and the fact that they just don't have the players they used to have," said Billy Packer, a former college basketball analyst for CBS and NBC who called 34 consecutive Final Fours through 2008.

I actually don't think we're as far off as we think, or as recent legislation proposals would suggest.

Perhaps were are not too far off as I thought from the driverless car.

A job of the future we recently speculated about, the so-called "national identity conservationist," may not be as far off as we thought.

That reality may not be as far off as we thought.

"Since he's so far off base I thought I take time tonight to offer this open letter to Bill O'Reilly.

Although I have fought against this kind of thinking, being dedicated as I am to more culturally specific music, I have come to think that he is not far off, if one thinks of it in a certain way.

If Nidnod or I stop, the place goes to pot When I cool, which may not be very far off now, I think she will move out of this area altogether".

But it might not be as far off as people think.