Sentence examples for give far from inspiring English sources
Such moments — there were many — give far more detail and meaning to a ballet.
American lawyers (who give far more to campaigns) tend to back Democrats.
Both parties' primary systems give far too much weight to a small coterie of true believers.
Mr. Baroody said new contracting rules give far too much discretion to contracting officers.
He said: "Other parliamentary democracies give far more support to ministers, and we should too.
But we need to give far more of our kids a shot at it".
"But if you put our pain and sacrifice on a scale with their pain and sacrifice, we give far more".
Comparative studies and adapted stability designs specific to the variation will give far more confidence to the manufacturer and the regulator than the classical model.
Instead, they are built to give far greater weight to certain stocks -- those with the biggest market capitalizations.
Victorino would be harvesting sugar cane if he couldn't play baseball and should give far, far more.
