Sentence examples for seemed far off from inspiring English sources

It was a sentence that had puzzled me on my first reading, when being married seemed far off; twenty-five years later, I was beginning to understand it.

Even as Jason Kidd struggled on defense or searched for his shot, even as Duncan's own teammates made sporadic contributions, Duncan, the league's most valuable player, never seemed far off course.

We had to fly! -- "Yeager: An Autobiography" Last week, though, the good old days seemed far off for a commercial aviation industry already reeling from the worst crisis in its history.

Transition seemed far off -- until it wasn't.

The article, which was illustrated with a photo of a tie-wearing, but shabbily hirsuit van der Bijl, was credited to "Wim van der Bijl, director of the art building material company of the Netherlands," which seemed far off enough to discredit the already unbelievable story that anyone was impressed by North Korean democracy.

Before the Airtours ruling, that prospect seemed far off.

That day seems far off, though.

The happy days of two years ago seem far off now.

Such visions still seem far off for most researchers.

Here in the conference hall the comforting certainties of something like quantum physics seem far off.

Several labs are working on the problem, even if actual applications still seem far off.