Sentence examples for impossibly far away from inspiring English sources

It is impossibly far away.

Any real resolution of the war seems impossibly far away.

The city right then seemed impossibly far away and at the same time unbearably close.

Her voice, when it came to me from the other side, sounded impossibly far away: "I'm sorry".

Sitting on a garden bench - the sun, dappled by trees, streaming onto the lawn - it all seems impossibly far away.

With only six months to go, Theresa May looks impossibly far away from delivering the one thing that will define her premiership.

Such a move may seem, if not impossible, then impossibly far off.

We were surrounded by silence and a lunar beauty; urban pressures seemed impossibly far off.

As he dangled from a hanging red ball partway through an obstacle called Cannonball Alley he needed to swing himself to the next ball, which seemed impossibly small and far away—he flipped upside-down to grab the third ball with his feet instead of his hands, and then swung to safety, flipping in the air to stick his landing.

But finding stylish alternatives proved tricky so, fresh from a luxury background, Canter decided to make her own: "House of Fluff is about faking something you'd respond to as rock 'n' roll". Her coats – slinky leopard print trenches, soft 'Mongolian lamb' boleros, 'Teddy' bombers – are impossibly luxurious, about as far away from scratchy high street shagpiles as you can get.

From atop Battery Harris, Lower Manhattan appeared far away -- 11 miles -- and life seemed impossibly peaceful.