Sentence examples for indeed far away from inspiring English sources

Donald Rumsfeld's description of anti-American "Old Europe" and pro-American "New Europe" was vivid but equally wide of the mark: Atlanticism and opposition to it are present on both sides of the old Iron Curtain.The "Far East", as East Asia used to be called, is indeed far away from Europe but quite nearby for people who live there.

To get so close and to end so far away will be chastening indeed.

"So far away?

Seems so far away!

It is so far away.

They were so far away!

They're so far away.

"We're so far away.

These places are so far away, too far away.

"The role that I play is indeed very far away from my real life.

Meirion Bowen London Peter Maxwell Davies did indeed live "far away" if by that his obituarist means from London.