Sentence examples for move far to from inspiring English sources

Summer is not the season to move swiftly, to move far, to move at all really.

Not only did Netanyahu join forces with Lieberman, whom he distrusts; he has seen his own party move far to his right.

Mr. Alterman, a media columnist for The Nation, even suggested that if Mr. Kerry were to win the presidency, viewers may begin to see a different sort of Fox News, but he stopped short of saying the network would move far to the left.

Additionally, Sasmal et al. (2017) found no difference in abundance of Peromyscus spp. among five vegetation types and three burn regimes (1, 2, and 3 years post-fire) in pine savannas, suggesting bobcats likely do not have to move far to locate available prey in a system managed by frequent fire.

Iowa Republicans have moved far to the right over the past few Presidential cycles.

But Marxist influence began to grow among workers and intellectuals, and the Japanese labour movement soon moved far to the left of Suzuki's moderate position.

Yokomitsu's politics eventually moved far to the right, and the promulgation of these views, rather than his efforts to achieve modernism, coloured his later writings.

The Komi, having moved far to the north, eventually reaching into the Arctic tundra, did not come under Bulgar or Tatar influence.

Psychiatry has moved far to integrate biological, psychological and social research findings into a modern approach to understanding and treating patients with mental illness.

Though Obama is hardly liberal on the issue, the Republican party has moved far to the right, embracing controversial measures against illegal immigration in states such as Arizona.

ARLEN SPECTER, the 29-year incumbent Republican from Pennsylvania, just backed down from a conservative primary challenge by... becoming a Democrat.Since my election in 1980, as part of the Reagan Big Tent, the Republican Party has moved far to the right.