Sentence examples for looking very far from inspiring English sources

I have watched children eat softy cones in slow motion, sculpting personal turrets of ice cream with their tongues and looking very far away indeed.

Kuczynski manages to sustain that light tone, and doesn't spoil the illusion inherent in her subject by looking very far below the surface for the "why" of it all.

Halperin pretends to be an outsider looking in, but you only need to look at the Earls Court, circa 1985 moustache ornamenting his face to realise that he's writing from well within his own culture, looking out, but not looking very far.

"Skybox is looking very far downstream, and that's an approach where people have not been very successful," Soenen says.

"This is looking very far into the future," he says, "but perhaps these new models could even lead to genetically engineering plants to uptake more air pollution".

He's also looking very far away indeed.

She looked very far beneath him.

You do not have to look very far.

It does not appear to have looked very far.

He didn't need to look very far.

But you don't have to look very far back in history for some sobering perspective.