Sentence examples for like far off from inspiring English sources

And the person who wants to go out gets gross and irresponsible, while the person at home gets neurotic and sends texts that say things like, "far off?" And each person brings out the worst in the other.

That may sound like far off science fiction -- until you go to CES and see it for yourself.

They were saying that, not only my parents, it was like far off cousins or my uncles, they would say, "You should go.

Back then, new stadiums for the Mets and Yankees seemed like far-off notions.

Set in the mid-1970s, it combines cosy nostalgia (jumbo lollies, gas fires) with rumbles of apprehension, like far-off thunder.

Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nigeria may seem like far-off places, yet our and their fates are inextricably bound together.

Turn the regular lights off and the black lights on and you'll find yourself in a glowing cave, much like this far off one in New Zealand.

It's like looking far off in the distance and instead of seeing an amorphous blob on the horizon, there's a six-string slinging dude, maybe wearing a cowboy hat and slugging back the last two sips of a bottle of cheap beer that he'll repurpose as a slide in just a few moments.

This was clearly reflected in some of the women's comments: But I know like, when I was like twelve and stuff like I, I don't know I'm like, 'that's far off.' Like I'm not gonna really be affected by this except for like personal stories of like my friends and family you know?

(age 21, non-smoker) But I know like, when I was like twelve and stuff like I, I don't know I'm like, 'that's far off.' Like I'm not gonna really be affected by this except for like personal stories of like my friends and family you know?

"It still seems like it's far off," he concluded.