Sentence examples for is a bit far from inspiring English sources
Mother: The monument is a bit far from Rabia.
In fact, even Cornwall is a bit far.
This is a bit far afield from what some of these firms have done in the United States, and it presents new risks.
The only real niggle is that the smallish wall-mounted TV is a bit far away to watch from bed (first world problems).
Knowing that Wentworth Location is a bit far north for successful growing of tomatoes, I had brought a basket of them from my own garden for Lorraine.
I confess I have been guilty of thinking, "Well, she's nice, but Camden is a bit far away," from time to time.
The prosecutor (the sublime Antony Sher) thinks that is a bit far-fetched.
The assumption that such skills necessarily come with a degree is a bit far-fetched.
The part about "once again" reinventing the transistor is a bit far-fetched.
A few hotheads have even suggested that he should run for president, which is a bit far-fetched in a land where voters like their presidents to be athletically slender.
Even though its plotting is a bit far-fetched, this 2002 science-fiction thriller about a privileged young woman sentenced to eight years of high-tech "virtual confinement" inside her own head impressed our reviewer, Gerald Jonas.
