Sentence examples for point far from inspiring English sources

She lifted her eyes to some point far, far away and immediately said, "Sounds like Cowper".

In retrospect, a quick look at Thatcher's Britain proved the point far more effectively.

What should be a light break in the action instead drags on to a point far beyond tedium.

Norbert sat rigidly, staring down the road as if hypnotized by a point far off in the darkness.

The risks of intervention are great, and success is uncertain, but doing nothing would be, at this point, far worse.

Seconds later, as we see from a vantage point far outside the space station, the station blows up.

Even Jonathan Franzen has made similar points far more effectively.

"You see that old post out there," he said, pointing far, far away.

Last week, the dog people converged on New York from points far removed: California and Europe and Colorado and elsewhere.

It's a shining example of indirections pointing far ahead — because of incisive direction.

She shot 5 for 15 overall and scored 14 unthreatening points — far below her average of 24.8.