Sentence examples for kind of far from inspiring English sources

"They're still kind of far out there".

"But it was still kind of far out, the depth and breadth of this one show".

"Milton Keynes is kind of far away," said Vettel, referring to the location of Red Bull's team factory.

nah not really its kind of far actually can't be that far can you give Me a break man?

"I told Lou that I liked working with the minor leaguers but that the Padres' farm teams were kind of far away from Stamford," Valentine said.

But Mr. Roth, who noted that the center is operating without a lease, said, "The city and the landlord are kind of far apart".

Were they some kind of far-out group that takes advantage of people?

Rove is executing a backflip, turning against the kind of far-out candidates for whom he himself laid the groundwork.

At the same time, he added, the notion of a terrorist using a company to acquire and customize genetic sequences is "kind of far-fetched".

A. It's the kind of far-fetched story you might hear on a walking tour, but the article is not that far off.

But he insists that the kind of far-reaching scandals that shook Siemens to its core are a thing of the past.