Sentence examples for set very far from inspiring English sources

With a remarkable intellect, liberal political leaning, and hunger for knowledge, Lisa is set very far apart from the rest of the Simpsons, other children her age, and indeed, all of Springfield.

But typically, the amounts of money being set aside do not go very far toward meeting even routine health expenses.

In this glorious natural setting civilization seems very far away.

In fact, if the crosstalk exists but is very small (e.g., imagine very far apart set of transceivers), then the optimal solution could even be obtained using distributed approach (e.g., iterative waterfilling) to converge to a unique Nash equilibrium (NE).

While the secret trauma that Ms. Payne has selected satisfies a need, it is unsurprising, a Faulknerian set piece visible from very far away.

This suggests that this large set of spacers is very far from representing the diversity of enterophage targets.

But Ms. Justice didn't push this evocative construct very far, instead setting unremarkable phrases against a sound installation.

For example, arguing for better food availability on the basis of human testing presupposed a very long set of assumptions, which stray very far from the science and ethics of human testing studies.

But I don't get very far.

"We've developed a set in which everything is performed very far downstage, so that the energy and the color and the feel are given as much thrust as possible, made as vital as possible," Mr. Vick said.

This is particularly true for Europe where the feasible set of policy alternatives is now very far from a "first best".