Sentence examples for seem that far from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't seem that far away".

Suddenly 2012 doesn't seem that far away.

Still, the photograph's resemblance to him did not seem that far off.

When it was launched in 2010, the Guardian wrote of a "new sexual revolution" – a year later, that doesn't seem that far off the mark.

"It was scary because it didn't seem that far removed from violence toward people or animals," said Mr. Berkowitz, who moved to St. Mary's in part because of those very same trees.

But still, it doesn't seem that far afield for him to have gotten the memo about how the crisis in news is no longer moral (what a luxury!), but existential.

The actor and jewelry designer Waris Ahluwalia said that the premise of the film did not seem that far-fetched, given how dependent we have become to our digital devices.

The dream may not seem that far-fetched, yet in the Wheelers' world, the plan strikes friends and colleagues like a move to Mars, at once insanity, arrogance and betrayal.

So at first glance, it did not seem that far-fetched when the left-leaning newspaper The Guardian published an article on Thursday disclosing a plan by Mr. Brown's Labour Party to capitalize on his "reputation for anger and physical aggression" as a bold campaign strategy in the forthcoming national election.

While Morgan Stanley getting into coffee does not seem that far-fetched, the list of names on the Blue Bottle term sheet also included a pack of tech founders and executives.

So it seems that far from banning coding downtown, the plan is to legalize it.