Sentence examples for part far from inspiring English sources

All told, some twenty million Americans took part — far more than the man who thought up the occasion, Senator Gaylord Nelson, Democrat of Wisconsin, had expected.

Based on returns counted by this evening, just 40.5percentt of registered voters took part, far less than the roughly 75percentt in the 1996 presidential election.

While she repeatedly unmasks Trump, her tone is, for the most part, far less gloating or caustic than it could have been.

Say what you want against D.J.'s, but you can't deny that the energy level in the audience is for the most part far above what rock bands have".

A "Hope" poster hangs alongside about two hundred and fifty slick and, for the most part, far more resistible works in a Fairey retrospective, his first, at the Institute of Contemporary Art, in Boston.

The British nuclear testing programme has become the source of a great deal of legal disputes over the effects on those taking part, far beyond the test range at Maralinga.

This is immaculate posturing on Sarkozy's part — far-right voters know that the idea of putting the Republic first speaks to their concerns about the changing face of France, while the phrasing allows Sarkozy to avoid charged and xenophobic invocations of "national identity".

But the rial's severe drop has made imports of auto parts far more expensive.

It will also require a major infusion of equipment to replace parts far from the reactor's core, like pumps and switchgear that were destroyed by the tsunami.

Research doctors say the demand for bodies and parts far outstrips the supply, raising prices and encouraging a growing number of body-parts entrepreneurs.

Music made without reading takes on a entirely new dimension: orchestral musicians need their printed parts far less than they might think.