Sentence examples for it is somewhat far from inspiring English sources

Located at the Rummelsburger Bucht in Lichtenberg it is somewhat far from the inner city.

The idea that a government-issued phone that the FBI says Farook used to talk to co-workers would be used to openly facilitate an act of terrorism is somewhat far-fetched.

If the Surface Pro 3 fails to ignite revenue in Microsoft's hardware group, it isn't immediately apparent what a next step would be — the Surface Mini was yanked moments before its planned announcement, so other new SKUs could be somewhat far from making it to market.

The disposable camera was one that the family of three had used when they took a trip to a nature park that was somewhat far from their home; the other thirty-four exposures had been snapped by either her mother or her father.

Cook answered: "The only thing you have to do is plan that your deaths will be somewhat far apart". .

Thirty-five years later it is somewhat better, though still far from perfect.

Thus far it is somewhat evident that AI can be used to replace even complex skills such as game playing.

Given this, it is somewhat surprising that there has been far less work investigating the neurobiological correlates of depression in young people (Kaufman et al. 2001).

"A lot of the specifics of her taste may be somewhat far-reaching for the mainstream," said Matthew Schnipper, the editor in chief of The Fader.

Such a hypothesis would appear to be somewhat far-fetched, especially since in other countries all sales are captured.

The plot seems mostly cribbed from an infamous CNN scandal from the '90s, but that's OK; it remains the most interesting portrait of actual newsgathering in the show thus far, and it's somewhat encouraging that it is the framing around which the entire season appears to be based.