Sentence examples for is far wide from inspiring English sources

That view is far wide of the mark.

This view of criticism may go back a long way but it is far wide of the mark - and not because there are statues of Samuel Johnson in London and Lichfield.

But Romania's image as a violent "mafia state" among some commentators is far wide of the mark, its defenders point out.

The novel's literary embrace, however, is far wider.

The issue is far wider than clubs and the game.

Inequality is far wider now than it was then, and threatens social cohesion and trust.

The general background is far wider than the Lawrence case, embracing many other areas and activities.

NW The investigatory powers bill is far wider in scope than expected.

But students involved in the campaign say the battle is far wider than a debate about history.

Students involved in the various campaigns have consistently maintained that the battle is far wider than a debate about history.

Seen in a wider perspective, she may have fended off one local crisis, by embroiling Germany in another that is far wider, and far harder to control.