Sentence examples for it would be so far from inspiring English sources

She hopes that she can get into Oberlin, but it would be so far from her boyfriend, who plans to attend a secret tattoo college in L.A.

"They are weighed down building their own stadium, but to be fair to them, if they were interested it would be so far away from their natural home that it will be very difficult for them to justify the move to their supporters".

It seems a stretch that Heidi would be so far gone in her delusional relationship with the fake Kwan that she would be unable to recognize the flesh-and-blood version when Milo arranges for him to show up.

"On the drives, Runyan would be so far behind I'd lose sight of him at times," Snead said.

Because the announcement would be so far in advance.

Even if a program won approval, experts caution, it would be so complex, and so far in the future -- it would begin to go into effect in 2006, with some pieces coming much later -- that the effect on the states would not be fully comprehended for years.

But it would be so much better if there were far fewer who need emergency shelter.

"It would still be very expensive, but it wouldn't be so far off the charts that it would be uneconomical," Mr. Katzenberg added.

Yet it would not be so far-fetched to suggest that Harper is enjoying a late-life thaw.

It would not be so far-fetched to say that entering the season the Mets' and the Yankees' rosters were not so different.

There's no real fat to be cut on either end, because the decade was solely one of selfish indulgence, and it wouldn't be so far-fetched to say that the consequences of its worst offenders are only now being felt by a generation that is at least twice removed.