Sentence examples for for a faraway from inspiring English sources

Eberty was particularly fascinated by what this delay meant for a faraway observer of our planet.

But the bomber nicknamed for a faraway girlfriend had a certain memorableness.

Since the Syrian conflict descended into a fractured civil war and breeding ground for extremist groups, concerned Belgian authorities and distraught relatives have watched hundreds of young people disappear from their communities and take up arms for a faraway cause.

Yet he finds mostly "Exotica for a faraway audience / Entangled with what others have said / Why is it so hard to tell our own stories?" P.K. told Hong Kong's own story through homely images of food, buildings, traffic, fish and much else, in poems with names like "Papaya" or "In an Old Colonial Building".

Yet he finds mostly "Exotica for a faraway audience / Entangled with what others have said / Why is it so hard to tell our own stories?" P.K. was both profoundly local and international, as likely to be reading something by a Czech as a Chinese poet.

When Diane Sawyer ran the suggestion by Lynch that her rescue was propaganda, a risk-free show staged for a faraway audience, Lynch corrected, "I don't think it happened quite like that, though" -- meaning, the situation was more uncertain and hazardous than it appeared.

An inbuilt monitor allows for added motivation from a faraway personal-trainer, or a catch-up with mum.

For one, the company exerts tight control, even for stagings in a faraway place like Iceland.

I go down to have a look at him and he's got the most perfect six stitch-marks... .. Thommo pointed to the spot on his own forehead, and paused for a second, a faraway look in his eyes.

Elsewhere in the Palais des Festivals, I tried to get into a showing of her new film, The Canyons, a troubled project directed by Paul Schrader, which was quietly screened for distributors in a faraway room.

Vodafone's mission here is to "address critical social issues around the world", mentioning mobile disaster warnings and "a microscope embedded on a mobile phone and used in remote areas to collect and submit blood samples for diagnosis at a faraway lab" as ideas of the right mindset.