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

When he talks about himself performing, he is modest, but recognises that it would be too far to pretend that he's anything but excellent.

Most of the time it would be too far away to have an influence, but occasionally it could swing in and stir things up.

London Mayor Boris Johnson has pulled back further from his idea for a new airport on an island in the Thames Estuary, admitting it would be too far from central London.

When her daughter, Princess George of Hanover, complained that it would be too far away for them to visit her grave, Princess Andrew jested, "Nonsense, there's a perfectly good bus service!" Her wish was realized on 3 August 1988 when her remains were transferred to her final resting place in a crypt below the church.

The experimental approach of mEPSCs recording does not allow discriminating between perisomatic, shaft, and dendritic excitatory connections, and we feel it would be too far-fetched to speculate on the reasons for this incomplete rescue.

It looks like a great mobile OS, and even if it were launching next week that'd be too far out for me.

You couldn't because it would be too long, require far too many assets, and most significantly of all, risk all the cost of development on a comedy game – a genre that no longer exists".

When I first heard about it, I thought it would be too complicated, an interface too far.

"When I came here this morning, if you had asked me, 'What do you want out of it?', it wouldn't be too far away from what I have already read".

It wouldn't be too far off to say that we pretty much thrive on it.

"It would not be too far a stretch to think I had better not seek confidential advice on the internet — in case it did become public," he added.