Sentence examples for had moved so far from inspiring English sources

The music had moved so far away from that".

He said that Republicans had moved so far to the right that 2012 will be a "hugely consequential election".

After her victory about midnight, Williams insisted she had moved so far beyond the 2009 incident that she didn't give it a second thought.

Some local politicians suggest that President Sarkozy was behind this coup; others suggest he was appalled, not for the first time, that his son had moved so far, so fast.

Over the previous decade, some of these people had shone light on why Britain had moved so far to the right, and why the left had become so weak.

But in the 1960's the house finches expanded their range, and by 1995 they had moved so far west that they met up with the natural population of western birds, which was expanding eastward.

Clearly, the industry would not have moved so far, so fast, without pressure from green activists.

The Republican Party has moved so far to the right that the extreme is now the mainstream.

Puerto Ricans have moved so far from that, yet we brought that tradition here.

Because so few have moved so far, people at the other end of the spectrum are growing impatient.

The party has moved so far to the right that there is little difference between fringe and mainstream.