Sentence examples for looking far off from inspiring English sources

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.

A military solution looks far off too.

At present, that looks far off.

So far the government has had only 3% of land transferred to blacks: the 30% target looks far off.

But gold hasn't convincingly pierced $300 an ounce, making $350 an ounce -- the bullish vision -- still look far off.

Such European encounters look far off for an Irish team who will be entering a new era in the summer when Coventry takes over.

Iran is trying to improve relations with Britain and significant steps have been taken on the nuclear issue, led by the foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, although a permanent agreement still looks far off.

Look far off into the distance and pick out a building, park or anything else appealing.

The restoration of democracy looks far-off.

It is pursuing an aggressive anti-corruption drive which, though laudable in principle, has created uncertainty in the economy, causing a worrisome drop in investment.In any case the restoration of democracy looks far-off.

Wasps moved into the top half of the table with a bonus-point victory over a Newcastle side who extended their losing Premiership run to 20 matches, but the hosts looked far from play-off contenders.