Sentence examples for feeling farther from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine feeling farther from the metropolis two hours to the south.

If you look farther and farther away, you also look farther and farther into the past.

I returned to Cap-Haitian, fevenng even farther away from my dream of a college education than before I left.

If you're feeling intrepid, continue farther south to New Orleans, to immerse yourself in one of America's most exciting mongrel cultures, home to some of the country's best food and music.

The dash extends rather far before meeting the windshield, giving you the feeling you're farther back in the car than you are.

Instead, I'd think about white table wines that get really ripe and thereby 'gold.' While France could be the place, I'm actually feeling a point farther south: Lebanon, home to one of the truly great white wines of the world, Chateau Musar blanc.

It's hard to look much farther back in the record, however, without feeling a little queasy.

Summer feels even farther.

Look no farther.

Look up "farther".

"D'you ever get a sudden feeling that everything's going farther and farther away," Stanhope asks Osborne, "till you're the only thing in the world — and then the world begins going away, until you're the only thing in the universe — and you struggle to get back — and can't?" Soldiers today surely continue to make that journey in their minds.