Sentence examples for far outgrown from inspiring English sources

Wedding expectations, meanwhile, have far outgrown people's incomes, especially those in the low to moderate end, said Chrys Ingraham, an associate professor of sociology at Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y., and author of "White Weddings," a book about America's fascination with weddings.

Like many myths, it originated with a seed of truth that it has far outgrown.

I chose to wear a genie costume (because why not), a dance costume I had far outgrown height wise so I looked like a woman leading an 80's workout video.

Or trying to overcompensate for a difficult early childhood, a trauma, or other situation that the child has far outgrown.

Simon is a prime example of a business that has far outgrown its Catalan origins.

But now, GE Capital has far outgrown its old captive-finance role.

Yet, even now, the art world has far from outgrown its gender biases.

Far from being "quickly outgrown," an implant inserted in infancy (the optimal time) never needs to be replaced except under extraordinary circumstances; the cochlea does not change size as a child grows.

Mr. Miroshnichenko — like the far more absurd but prestigious Boris Eifman — is one of the post-Soviet generation who have not outgrown the ghastly overambitiousness of the old climate.

Sometimes metaphors are outgrown.

Had he outgrown him?