Sentence examples for only far away from inspiring English sources

To read their debates, it could seem as if the question of whether this land would be free or slave mattered only far away.

You have no friends, and your relatives live not only far away but in residences at least as obscure as your own (consider Aunt Farfalee's tiny grotto, reachable only by swimming fifty feet under water).

The notion that one may need asylum from the US or the west – or that small Latin American countries unfavorable to the US can grant it rather than have it granted against them – is offensive and perverse to all good and decent western citizens, who know that political persecution is something that happens only far away from them.

When we look to greater and greater distances, we see things as they were not only far away, but also back in time, owing to the finite speed of light.

Migratory herders carried out their work not only far away from home, the family, spaces which were normally attributed to the world of women, but also far from the fields and farms that were to be found in the rural environment and which belonged to the world of men.

Strange things do not happen only far away.

The authorities allowed the representative to take photographs, but only from far away, no pictures up close and only from the front view of the house.

Species affected include sangai, a deer found only in far away Manipur; slow loris from the northeast; slender loris from south India; Philippine pangolin, found only in the Philippines; and brown palm civet, endemic to the wet forests of south India.

She is only as far away as Austin.

"If we can't help those around us and only those far away, I worry for our future," he said.

The Hubbards were only as far away from it as we are from 1995, the year of the Oklahoma City bombing.