Sentence examples for has left far from inspiring English sources

Tony Benn has left far more than a pinprick on history.

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.

That has left far too little for projects needed to restart the economy, like repairing roads and dams, restoring electricity and telephones and repairing irrigation systems.

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.

But she urged them to go further and support a People's Constitutional Convention which she argued would go some way towards tackling the "democratic deficit that has left far too many people feeling unrepresented, neglected and alienated by Westminster".

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

It was, Randall says, an experience to rival Five Guys, and she should have left far earlier than she did.

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

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

I understood why we at first went into Vietnam and that we should have left far sooner than we did.