Sentence examples for it is too far from inspiring English sources

He doesn't know how involved he will be in England's planning for the tournament, because "it is too far away".

Music produced on modern hardware doesn't belong to The Machine anymore – it has lost its identity, it is too far removed from the Original_Signal.

Unlike Hubble, saved by a space shuttle mission that repaired its faulty optics, it is too far from Earth to fix.

Is it that people fear the problem's too big, or that it is too far in the future to worry about?

Nearly 200km (124 miles) from Hanoi, it is too far away from the capital to share in its growth, but not near enough to China to cash in on the new cross-border trade.

But it is too far short.

"It is too far, bwana," the driver said, with that same twitching fear in his face.

It is too far to walk to Port-au-Prince and too expensive to commute there.

Perhaps it is too far away chronologically for ordinary readers and viewers to envision realistically.

"Nassau has no land, and in Suffolk it is too far out".

Smaller Preston has no such deal, and it is too far from Manchester or Liverpool to ride their coat-tails.