Sentence examples for not just far from inspiring English sources

And some of them now see a brighter outlook right around the corner, not just far into the future.

And the front lines of this battle are not just far away, they're right here on our shores.

However, it can inform these investigations by reminding us that the problem is not just far away in the Gulf.

"Queens is not just far and away the worst," said Troy G. Rosasco, a disability lawyer who has argued cases for nearly two decades across the New York area, including hundreds in Queens, but is not involved with the lawsuit.

The fall from their position of being not just far and away the best side in the world but one of the greatest to the sorry state in which they find themselves now, has been astounding by any standards.

Tatiana Jardan, director of the Human Trafficking Foundation, said: "Now we understand that trafficking on Irish prawn and fishing vessels happens close to our shores, not just far away where we have no power, but in Ireland and through the UK we can't close our eyes to it.

"This is not just far-off speculation: it is a threat here and now," he said.

But the film is not just far-fetched (bear with me), it's also disarmingly sincere, which is a really potent combination of cringe, particularly for a British audience.

For almost the entirety of its 99-race history, the idea that the Tour might be won by a Briton was not just far-fetched but never considered.

But the idea that he is the hapless victim of his innermost circle is not just far-fetched.

The Pakistan depicted in Homeland, a "shithole" as the fictional director of the CIA, Director Lockhart puts it, isn't just far from the truth - it's actually on a different continent.