Sentence examples for participants far from inspiring English sources
It was the feistiest invocation I heard at the London Design Festival, where most participants, far from exhorting the workers of the world to unite, seemed to be asking gently that the workers of one's homeland be loved.
The participants far outnumbered the spectators, but it was to be the largest event of the year organized by the Sons of Confederate Veterans and one in a series of commemorations of the 150th anniversary of the Confederacy and the War for Southern Independence.
The Ryan-Sununu approach would turn a deadweight, pay-as-you-go liability system into an enormous generator of capital that would significantly increase economic growth in the years ahead and give participants far more in retirement payment and leave them a real nest egg of capital.
In both marches, the international participants far outnumbered the locals.
In this paper, we have shown how the value of the bus pass was, for most of these participants, far more than that of simply accessing destinations.
Total questions on the O*NET-GWA and O*NET-WS surveys were 57 so between 570 and 855 participants were adequate for the analysis, and the number of participants far exceeded these values.
The balance in confidence between what you do and what you need to do should not be shaken by externals such as league tables, several participants agreed: "Far too many people make far too much fuss about league tables," one said.
The site-specific installation is connected to a website which collects the measurements of participants—so far 2,000 people have participated, amounting to a virtual tower of about 7545.93'.
Most other participants had far more visceral and moving visions than my own, and of far different animals: bears, egrets, and jellyfish, to name a few.
Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly referred to far-right rally participants as "far-left".
On the other hand, Dr. Toussaint and his colleagues found, the survey participants were far less confident of their own human ability to let bygones be bygones.
