Sentence examples for gathered far from inspiring English sources

"The evidence gathered far from meets the minimal standard," a statement from the judiciary said.

The poet sees how "the black clouds / Gathered far distant, over Himavant.

They gathered far more petition signatures than they needed, signaling that discontent in the state was widespread.

"Over the past 45 years we have gathered far more knowledge about Rembrandt's self-portraits and the fluctuations in his style," Van de Wetering said.

The crowd gathered far below the Capitol may have been smaller than four years ago, but it still stretched almost to the Washington Monument and it was filled with true believers.

In his dissent, Justice David Souter pointed out that, in the 1960s, Congress had gathered far less evidence about the economic impact of racial discrimination before passing the Civil Rights Act under the commerce clause.

In a mostly rural nation, political events gathered far-flung citizens who would not otherwise have met.

Reclusive artists like Jandek and Mr. Moore used to be at the mercy of their own idiosyncrasies — they gradually gathered far-flung fans by mail or in the dusty corners of specialty record shops, or not at all.

Presumably, the books there gather far less dust.

Some of the GPS collars still require flying, but those gather far more data.

Campaigns routinely gather far more signatures than required because many are determined to be invalid.