Sentence examples for had left far behind from inspiring English sources

When cycling finally faced its immense doping problem, it eventually caught dozens of competitors Armstrong had left far behind.

It's a society that Ray Lovell, a private eye of gypsy descent, thought he had left far behind until he is asked to trace the missing wife of Ivo Janko and discovers the mysterious Janko clan, who have more family secrets than the Borgias.

Hired by the odiously anti-Semitic William Balfour, ostensibly to find the killer of Balfour's father, a former client of Samuel Lienzo generally assumed to have committed suicide, Weaver soon finds himself enmeshed in a life he thought he had left far behind.

It seems to reflect a kind of life — traditional, rural, organic — that our hyper-complicated times have left far behind.

In one sense, it is a return to culinary origins that he seemed to have left far behind.

Sebald, though in no current sense a postmodernist, has left far behind modernism's vision of a world in fragments.

García, a Spaniard whose rivalry with Woods fizzled long ago in a stratosphere that Woods has left far, far behind, said Woods was not a nice person.

The real danger to global integration lies in the unrequited feeling among the public that the bill of goods of a peaceful, economically integrated world has left far too many people behind.

As they become ever more powerful in an ever stronger Democratic Party, there is every chance that they will turn against a model that has left far too many of them behind.

While Keats had remained with his prize Saumarez had led the remainder of the squadron forward, although Audacious had been left far behind the rest of the British force.

How it changed: Batman's comic book writers – Frank Miller and Alan Moore among them – had left campness far behind, and Tim Burton picked up where they had left off.