Sentence examples for feels too far from inspiring English sources

"It feels too far away to be here," he admits.

In Singapore, even in haute surroundings, the street — which is, of course, the basis for all this culinary openness — never feels too far away.

Yet Rosoff also depicts the city streets around Jonathan teeming with possibilities − smiling women, delicious food aromas, awe-inspiring panoramas – and so ensures that an irrepressible comic optimism never feels too far away.

At Café Gray he put the open kitchen in front of the view, and the layout at Grayz is such that you're too likely to end up in a spot with bad sight lines that feels too far from a too-elusive center of gravity.

What Italy needs, he suggests, is some of that same drive - a charismatic, farsighted figure to kindle a passion for the country again, and for Europe, "which feels too far away".

Instead of completely quitting when the goal feels too far or the cold too biting, try moving the project along any (small) way you can.

But that feels too far-fetched: how did they know the kids would hitchhike?

Adrien's grandmother's house now felt too far away, so they headed to town.

"Gathering information from secondary sources felt too far removed for what I was trying to write about.

And his choreographic style is very organic and somehow doesn't feel too far away from the way we might move if we had a chance".

Here the distant voices of Trinity Boys Choir filtered in ethereally, even if earlier in the performance they had felt too far away.