Sentence examples for seems too far from inspiring English sources

Once an episode earns your faith, no avenue seems too far out.

"But there are moments in which the light at the end of the tunnel seems too far away".

If that date seems too far away, then Panama should open an investigation to prosecute him for torture -- which any nation may do.

So, with one animated celebration every five and a half games in the Bronx, the next celebration never seems too far away.

Tragedy never seems too far from British football; the awful death of Gary Speed earlier this year – which also united the game in sympathy – seemed to set a tone.

So it was inevitable that something had to give – having two women with such qualities seems too far fetched for the writers of American TV so Karen disappears after she and Hal have to distract the Mechs during the raid that Mike stupidly ruined.

At the Imagination Playground in a Box, no fantasy seems too far-fetched.

One of its central themes is that writers, artists and filmmakers, including himself, have largely ignored climate change – "he great derangement" of the title – simply because it seems too far-fetched and terrifying.

None of this seems too far-fetched despite the fact that we probably cannot demonstrate that early adopters of this technology achieved enhanced reproductive success relative to those that may have held on to the alternative technology.

It seemed too far away even to contemplate".

Perhaps Liberia seemed too far away to matter; it isn't.