Sentence examples for is far far removed from inspiring English sources

It is a truth beyond doubt that the current state of the US economy and financial system is far, far removed from that era of fear.

"Pakistan has to start with a clean slate, with discipline, and move in a direction that is far, far removed from this sordid business".

The amount of brain power that powers its way through the intricacies of the legal cannabis industry is far, far removed the past, when we sold a few joints to our cannabis family at a Grateful Dead concert to stay, on the bus.

"One of the cool things about Regeneron is that I know what VelociGene [the company's proprietary technologies for modifying the mouse genome] does, even though it's a department that's far, far removed from what I do," he says.

But the challenge is far, far bigger.

The problem with this theory is that like many things in life, fantasy of single life is often far, far, removed from the reality of single life.

In terms of dancehall, not so many years ago it would have been something far, far removed from anything a man would ever do, but now it's very popular among men.

Graciously presented, it's all far, far removed from your neighborhood Chinese hangout.

Ms. Smith's intention here seems to be fidelity to the original, so much so that the relationship between Lieutenant Cable and Liat, Bloody Mary's daughter, which begins as a sexual encounter arranged by Mary, feels strikingly inappropriate; we are, after all, far, far removed from the wartime morality that is at issue here.

A specialist wraps the dress in untold yardage of delicate tissue before sending it via courier service to its destination — a place that, no matter where it lies on the map, is surely a land far, far removed from the disposable haste of modern life.

"So once they get into the presidential office, even though they will be living a lifestyle far far far removed from their fellow citizens, which would increase their life expectancy in relation to those fellow citizens, they do have an accumulated disadvantageous lifestyle which they have to pay back on at some time". Although of course, not all African leaders will have had poor childhoods.