Sentence examples for far writings from inspiring English sources

On the day I pick up A Country Too Far: Writings on Asylum Seekers, the new minister for immigration and border control, Scott Morrison, ordered his department to use the word "illegals" rather than asylum seekers to describe those who arrive on our shores seeking refuge.

Rust never went quite so far in his writings, but his instinctive preference was generally for white jazz, and even that only up to a point.

God is never far from his writings or conversation: he senses signs from God when a book opens at an apposite page, or in a timely gesture of support from a stranger.

Unquestionably, Gregory is a vivid teller of tales, but his writings are far from artless.

Marx's own historical writings are far from a mechanical application of his system.

But his life and studies abroad and his restless intellect impelled him to range far afield in his writings.

Editors' note: Peter Drucker flourished in what is often called the information age, but his writings offered far more thinking than data.

So we've been introduced in this class so far first to the writings of Plato, who is a systematic philosopher.

But he seemed genuinely to care for some, and he kept careful notations in his diaries about these activities, though his writings were far less effusive than his mother's.

"If anyone's interested in all her writings thus far - and may she soon have her website - type "Andrea Lowe" and Guardian into Google and enjoy her words of wisdom!" says Matthew Wassell.

The writings so far mentioned, however, would not necessarily have procured literary immortality for Defoe; this he achieved when in 1719 he turned his talents to an extended work of prose fiction and (drawing partly on the memoirs of voyagers and castaways such as Alexander Selkirk) produced Robinson Crusoe.