Sentence examples for rather far apart from inspiring English sources

"I must conclude, alas, that real reality and published reality were rather far apart.

Now we were rather far apart and had to yell to be heard.

Wilder's reputation as not only the most American but also the most sentimental of playwrights seems well suited to the company, but as David Cromer has demonstrated in the hit new revival of "Our Town," Wilder and his reputation are rather far apart.

Overall, the two parties have been rather far apart on how much to pare down health care spending.

To prevent any abrupt changes in tone, it helps to think that the two notes are lying just next to each other, rather than far apart.

The theoretically suboptimal online algorithm can in practice benefit from the fact that it is prone to combine adjacent segments rather than segments far apart and consecutive segments are likely to come from the same speaker.

Meiofaunal spiralians generally have few nerve cords spaced far apart (rather than midventrally fused/condensed), and possess a body wall musculature spread out as a regular grid (rather than having the longitudinal muscles organized into four or fewer bundles, see Tables  3 and 4 and references therein for details).

Prisoner's Dilemmas could be argued to reemerge even where payoffs vary widely, because of the fact that adjacent payoffs will sometimes turn out to be very far apart, rather than being very close together (and overlapping).

We supposed that the number of duplicated blocks involved in a TDPL but far apart from each other was rather limited and that the methods described above could thus be used.

defer.add img); If your ball looks rather "squarish" (see photo) you drew your two original circles too far apart.

Evidence gathered from space shuttle recordings indicates that, rather than being randomly distributed, lightning flashes appear to be coordinated, even when they're far apart.