Sentence examples for quality far from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bontempi said that horse meat is leaner than beef and healthier, with higher iron content — evidenced by a mineral quality far more intense than beef.

Meanwhile the physicality of the dancers in Mr. Wilson's work shows a slick quality far from that seen in films of the company before 1960.

The newest generation of cellphones offered in the United States can play multichannel audio files with sound quality far better than that of ring tones, if not quite as good as music from CD's or MP3 players.

Then they figured out that using a pair of 10x binoculars as a telephoto lens with their smartphones magnified the image enough to fill the frames, with quality far better than the camera's interpolated digital zoom.

However, the denoised images shown in Figure 5 confirm the importance of a larger block size for robust block matching, especially within the low electron count regime, as the estimates for n=16 (cf. Figure 5E,F) show an image quality far superior to the ones for n=8 (cf. Figure 5C,D).

That quality, far more than the music, is what distinguishes One Direction from its more animated boy-band predecessors.

Arrays with sparse and random sensor deployment are known to be capable of delivering high quality far-field images without grating lobes.

His campaigning qualities far exceed his liabilities.

Whether he paints, generally using acrylics, draws, sculpts or reuses various objects and debris, he displays qualities far removed from classicism: a sense for burlesque and parody, a penchant for outrage and satire, a bitter, sacrilegious humour.

Prospective college students and their families will certainly consider, or zealously embrace, high-quality, far lower-cost alternatives.

Photo quality was far, far above the average camera phone's clunker cam.