Sentence examples for for being far from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy has built a reputation for being far more concerned with protecting the wealthy than ordinary people.

I commend my fellow Americans for being far ahead of the president and the pundits on these issues.

As such, Genzyme executives said, Sanofi's tender offer of $69 a share should be rejected for being far too low.

"The state of our economy calls for action, bold and swift," he said, but already his stimulus package is under attack from Keynesians for being far too little and from fiscal conservatives for being far too much.

The old Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) is criticised for being far too slow in responding and for underestimating how much needed to be done.

She remains so intensely politically polarizing that the movie is blasted in some quarters for underplaying Mrs. Thatcher's accomplishments and in others for being far too sympathetic.

Azov's politics have drawn fire for being far-right to the point of neo-Nazism; "If you want to find Nazis, [Azov] is the place to come," one soldier told me on the way to the frontline.

What was not looked for is far more significant.

What the structures were for is far from clear.

I shouldn't complain: the education I'm paying so dearly for is far superior to the one I had.

The house they were looking for was far out in Flushing, past the last subway stop on the 7.