Sentence examples for normally far from inspiring English sources

Outlier data points are normally far away from the normal data points.

Albanian elections are normally far more violent.Voter turnout was high.

Fighting for an extremist group is normally far more lucrative than fighting for a moderate one.

The Army is looking to instill the fighting spirit in some unlikely combatants -- its cooks, mechanics and other support troops who are normally far from the front lines.

The attacks have claimed dozens of lives in western Aleppo, normally far less dangerous than the rebel-held east, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Rather than being discouraged by the rather negative reaction that the six initial plans received, the architects and planners said they appreciated the intensity of the discussion about subjects that are normally far removed from public scrutiny.

Normally, far-right votes would be thrown to the more conservative candidate, Mr. Chirac.

(By chance 11 of the legendary cooperative agency's normally far-flung photographers were in town Sept. 11 for an annual meeting, including Thomas Hoepker, Steve McCurry, Susan Meiselas, Gilles Peress and Alex Webb).

AS a visual development artist for Walt Disney Animation Studios, Mark Walton normally toils far from public view.

Fans normally bet far less on races switched to the main track.

Influenza normally kills far fewer than one-tenth of one per cent of those infected.