Sentence examples for feel farther from inspiring English sources

East Seventh Street, one level above, couldn't feel farther away.

That abundance of nature, coupled with an unhurried pace and an open-door stance about neighbors dropping by, makes Marbletown feel farther from New York than it is.

It's also an extension of the much better-known Upper Engadine, where St. Moritz's luxury culture has long attracted skiers and celebrities — but, in some ways, it couldn't feel farther away.

Once I was headed toward J.F.K., I saw some herons and realized that there is no place in the system where I feel farther away from New York while still being in it.

No other food or drink gave him as much sensory pleasure; no other pursuit made him feel farther from the lower-middle-class neighborhoods of immigrant Brooklyn from which he had worked so hard to escape.

Sure there are days when I feel farther from 30, but I'm learning to live in the moment instead of staring down the barrel of age.

But the dragon's breath is being felt farther afield.

The coastal resorts could not have felt farther away.

But the fire's real impacts are being felt farther north, where the wind has pushed the smoke.

But before that the economic toll was being felt farther north in Ayutthaya province, a manufacturing hub.

And there are one or two signs that the benefits of growth in the BRICs are being felt farther afield.