Sentence examples similar to far off view from inspiring English sources
Copper beech trees and an apple orchard obscure the far-off view of Jericho Turnpike along the development's winding roads.
And reading or watching something close up in a moving vehicle can cause eyestrain (A far-off view shifts little in your field of view as you bounce a few inches this way and that).
If the observer is far off, his view is limited to at least tessellation with all the tiles at their lowest visual resolutions but as soon as he draws closer, further details may be added to the tile of focus and, to some extent, its -neighbors to improve their visual resolution.
That is still a far-off prospect.
By Nina Bourne The New Yorker, July 14 , 1951P. 53 There is an island in a far-off sea, View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
There's still a view today, building-blocked but far, off toward the south shore of Brooklyn and Queens.
Yet that prospect remains far off.
Doing so will give you a far off top view and you can get a clear view of the environment around you.
