Sentence examples similar to idea of far from inspiring English sources

All of which gives some idea of how far Worcester have come.

The Rossis still had no real idea of how far the affair had developed.

This guy can go places and these two weeks will give us an idea of how far.

" But it was going at an enormous speed". Of course the man who saw it didn't have the vaguest idea of how far away it was.

But the word also became synonymous with the idea of the far north, a "blank white space" to be filled with fears and fantasies of the unknown.

My newer compositions increasingly link to nature and landscape, and this latest string quartet evokes the idea of the far away, the other-worldly, and the remote.

Eventually, the data will give Mr. Sapienza's team a better idea of how far the plane may have traveled since the crash.

"Beyond that, it probably won't be until 2011 when you have an idea of how far governments are able to maintain reasonable growth alongside austerity".

Do you have any idea of how far and when we would have to travel to be guaranteed to see them?

By the end of next week, the drafting of the final bill will not have begun, but they may have a better idea of how far they can go.

This gives you an idea of how far this process has gone – and of the gobbledegook it has begun to generate.