Sentence examples for man are far from inspiring English sources

The murders in The Innocent Man are far and away more brutal than similar true crime series like Making a Murderer and Serial, as are the following miscarriages of justice.

That August, the Theatrical Times wrote, "The performances of this young man are far above the common performances of the mountebanks who give imitations of American and Negro character; there is an ideality in what he does that makes his efforts at once grotesque and poetical, without losing sight of the reality of representation".

But what we do believe is that the man is far from stupid.

The man was far from banal, as Murmelstein explains: "He was a demon".

The man was far more comfortable, as were his family members, who were with him through his remaining days.

The man is far too composed, too regal, to betray the weight of it, but the soul must weary of its persistence.

Each man was far more in tune with the Labour movement and trade unions than their predecessors, and both were moved by moral purpose.

Unfortunately, the apartment's single inhabitant, Danny, a button-and-Popsicle-stick man, was far too large to fit in the unit's mini-door, and seemed doomed to overheat.

In short, according to Hume his "science of man" is far more valuable than Newton's natural philosophy.

Conservative ads also had dog-whistle messages like "are you thinking what we're thinking?" However, Crosby's fans - and there are plenty of them - claim that while his ads may be brutal, the man is far from uncivilised.

Indigenous people have always known this, yet modern man is far removed from his connection with the natural world.