Sentence examples for respects far from inspiring English sources

To state that the human brain has capabilities that are, in some respects, far superior to those of all other known objects in the cosmos would be uncontroversial.

As Jones points out, British public opinion is in some respects far to the left of new establishment thinking: the public want a fairer and more equitable society.

For while she may be "white", she is also in some respects far more of an outsider than he: not only female and not Ivy League, but also stuck in the wrong part of the US.

Like Turner, Sandby made repeated tours throughout Wales and Scotland, representing not just their scenic and cultural differences, but also the ways in which these countries were undergoing change and becoming in some respects far more closely linked with England.

The route Poland followed after the signing at Versailles was even more direct and in many respects far bloodier.

In my book Metacafe deserves kudos in this respect as well because forming a collaborative community is in many respects far more difficult than delivering the collaborative technology.

The federal government is, in this respect, far behind the states.

But it was his commitment to issues off the field that won him respect far beyond the game.

In Labour's ranks he leaves a gap that cannot be filled quickly - though it must be filled - for he alone of its leaders was known, trusted, and respected far beyond the party.

For example, although the current Honda Civic, a compact car, is about the same size as the company's midsize Accord from 1998, it is in almost every respect far superior and sells for only slightly more than the earlier Accord.

You've got music, you've got streaming video, you've got games, now you can have a service that elegantly combines live TV and video-on-demand with a really slick user interface that is, with all due respect, far ahead of the television manufacturers because of the native processing power of PS4".