Sentence examples for least far from inspiring English sources

I thought it was a puddle, anyway, or at least far too shallow to swim in.

Mr. Mizrahi has stopped smoking, swims daily and seems happy (or at least far more comfortable than the man portrayed in "Unzipped").

All these moves give the network business, if not a new lease on life, at least far better chance of survival.

Not way out there, mind you, but at least far enough to include high-grade corporate bonds in the fixed-income portion of their portfolios.

Some of this is deeper -- or at least far more challenging -- than what's usually served up in indie movies packed with ironic 80's references.

Just as I've been waiting for a phone call telling me my brother is dead, or at least, far beyond any possible care — our gap ever widening, irreconcilable.

The idea of a new Islamic caliphate seemed at the very least far-fetched, and there was a deep American reluctance to know more.

The Liberal Democrats' prized issue of electoral reform would be put to a voter referendum, though in its least far-reaching form.

But what can seem fantastic — or at least far-fetched — often turns out to be fairly routine in the worlds of these subjects.

It is hard to imagine a day when the ideas championed by Mr. Itskov, 32, a Russian multimillionaire and former online media magnate, will not seem strange, or at least far-fetched and unfeasible.

Imagining that a team that in its previous incarnation as Stewart Grand Prix had won only one lucky race — in the rain at the Nürburgring in 1999 — would win both the driver's and constructor's titles last year and then again this season, was at the very least far-fetched.