Sentence examples for really very far from inspiring English sources

In truth, though, Bloc Party are never really very far away.

On the map, that distance was not really very far, but there was an air of finality in his mother's frequently repeated phrase: "Out of state".

When major economic sectors can be influenced in this way, are we really very far from the nightmare depicted by Ayn Rand in "Atlas Shrugged"?

That stood for market-adjusted debt, and it showed that many companies were not really very far in debt, considering the market value of their stock.

And in part, it was a joke about how eager we Canadians were to claim a stake in any and all accomplishments, no matter how tangential our connection, and no matter whether said accomplishments happened within, or relatively close to, or really very far from, our own shores.

However presidential secretary, Evelyn Lincoln, said: "Ted was really more shadow than ghost, in the sense that he was never really very far from Kennedy". Kennedy's daughter, Caroline Kennedy, called Sorensen a "wonderful friend and counsellor" for her father and all of her family.

Gone: Really, really far out.

"This was really going very far.

But have we really moved very far?

Anyway, so basically, this idea of which functions lived where in the brain, hadn't really gotten very far, even by 1957.

To the extent that the main parties have anything planned to sort the public finances out, they are really not very far apart.