Sentence examples for has moved far away from inspiring English sources
Until recently they all lived in the family mansion in Kingston, 'and now none of them has moved far away,' says Wood. Jamie is the financial brains of the outfit, because, he says, 'Ronnie's absolutely hopeless with money.
Critics of the Strasbourg court claim that because it interprets its judicial remit as advancing a "living instrument" – developing legally binding precedents from its interpretation of the basic articles of the convention – it has moved far away from its founding principles.
Bangladesh was once Henry Kissinger's "basket case," but it has moved far away from its earlier woes.
"There are times when you think the line has moved far away, but the next thing you know, you are standing right on it".
Even though it might seem that the organization has moved far away from it's upstart roots, there's obviously still some of Hunter's fire in Greenpeace.
Even though it might seem that the organisation has moved far away from it's upstart roots, there's obviously still some of Hunter's fire in Greenpeace.
The National Union of Students believes that between 50 and 70% of UK students experience homesickness, particularly those who've moved far away from home.
The music I'd been so interested in in the 1950s had moved far away from audiences and I hated that.
When Trudi dies, the grief-stricken Rudi goes to Tokyo to visit their third child, a lonely young man who had moved far away to escape his dependence on his mother, and he quickly falls in with a young woman whom he sees performing Butoh alongside a canal.
"The emphasis and tone have moved far away from the conservation and recovery of an endangered species and seems to be preparing the public for its eventual extinction in the wild," says Sierra Weaver, an attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
