That it now seems normal is a measure of how far once-radical work, such as this, has been accepted as mainstream.
That's how far once-mighty JDS has fallen this year.
Whatever else it means, the festival is a telling example of how far a once urgently countercultural ethos has been absorbed into middle-class consciousness.
Another Labour MP, John Woodcock, said it was an "indictment of how far this once great party has fallen" that it was having a free vote on the issue.
If Yahoo cant scale something like this (no matter how much they claim it's an experiment, it's still a live service), it shows how far the once brightest star of the online world has fallen, and that perhaps Microsoft could certainly do no worse, and may even help Yahoo.
But it shows how far these once-tiny towns have come: with universities, they will become real cities.
But the absence of jeering was a reminder of how far this once-ostracised extremist is now accepted in French politics.Mr Le Pen is trailing in fourth place for the first round of the election on April 22nd.
Rugby was credited with helping the country come together after the end of apartheid, while the 2010 World Cup helped show the world how far this once-divided society had progressed.
The play illustrated how far the once-stellar defense of the Knicks, who gave up 31 points in the fourth quarter, has fallen and assured them of losing their 16th game this season after leading by double figures.
Yes, she is tarted up with a very unnatural shade of red hair and far too much makeup — to show us how far this once-fine lady and great beauty has fallen — but the effect would not be complete without her hideous fashions.
The point at which arterioles spontaneously collapse limiting arterial pressure drop is referred to as the critical closing pressure (Pcc) and approximates a vascular waterfall, in that water flowing over a waterfall is unaffected by how far it falls once over the edge.
