Sentence examples for like too far from inspiring English sources

If that doesn't sound like too far a departure from interiority, give the man credit for trying.

Their two sets at Maxwell's were just as systematic, gathering momentum from the gentle strumming of songs from their most reflective album, "The Good Earth" (Coyote), to the galloping propulsion of their own songs, like "Too Far Gone," and songs from the Beatles and the Velvet Underground.

I'm sure there are ways to circumvent this issue, but it seems like too far of a leap to make from rectangle to teardrop.

My younger brother suggested "Neapolitan"—as in the packs of ice cream that combine vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry but that feels like too far of a mental leap, and one that would inevitably come with all kinds of racial assumptions.

"But I don't like looking too far ahead.

I don't like judges too far right or too far left.

"I don't like looking too far ahead; I really don't," Idzik said, speaking for the first time since the scouting combine two months ago.

"I have been the man of the house to my mother and three sisters ever since, so I don't like being too far from them, or too far from my wife and son, for a long period of time.

Obviously my role means that I have to plan ahead for the team's sake but personally I don't like looking too far ahead.

We don't like jumping too far ahead.

He knows that one day bandwidth will be almost infinite, but he is uninterested in building broad new franchises ESPN, CNN and the like are too far ahead.