Sentence examples for instruments were far from inspiring English sources

Woodwind instruments were far too valuable for their individual tone colours to remain subservient to the ubiquitous violins, and in Paris the musician and instrument builder Jean Hotteterre, his family and associates all skilled wood turners, redesigned first the oboe and later the recorder, the transverse flute, and the bassoon all in the last half of the 17th century.

Although the flowering of Maya culture occurred between A.D. 200 and 900, some complex musical instruments are far older.

Most economists agree that China's trade policies are indeed unfair — and that Trump's tariffs, crude and unwieldy instruments, are far more likely to end up hurting American workers than helping them.

Consequently, classification of artifacts certainly including musical instruments—is far more problematic than biological classification.

Individual instruments are far easier to make out and small, unfamiliar touches stand out in music you've heard a million times before.

[5] Thomas Coladarci and Irv Kornfield, surveying instructors at the University of Maine, note that "… these RMP/SET correlations should give pause to those who are inclined to dismiss RMP indices as meaningless," although they also expressed some concerns that the correlation between the two type of instruments was far from 1.00.

Thomas Coladarci and Irv Kornfield, surveying instructors at the University of Maine, note that "…these RMP/SET correlations should give pause to those who are inclined to dismiss RMP indices as meaningless," although they also expressed some concerns that the correlation between the two type of instruments was far from 1.00.

Overall, this harmonizing instrument is far from perfect but it is a good foundation to build on.

They also say, "People who learn an instrument are far more likely to develop a love of classical music".

That's when you capture their interest". They also say, "People who learn an instrument are far more likely to develop a love of classical music". Both points are certainly valid.

But, needless to say, such a blunt instrument is far from being a reality.