Sentence examples for so far beneath from inspiring English sources

Norell has fallen so far beneath the radar that it isn't even in Quest's vast marketing database that charts the history of almost 4,000 fragrances.

New research is unraveling the old mystery of how air-breathing animals manage to dive so far beneath the waves and stay down so long.

To assuage the concerns of swimmers who hate cramped spaces, another resident dug down so far beneath the earth that his pool is 16 feet deep and has a high-diving board.

It is perhaps not surprising, then, that a country held so far beneath its potential would respond as vigorously as it did to a shift in the prevailing political climate.

The fourth place, so far beneath his expectations as he approached these Games with such a highly developed ambition, was in the end something of a statement of defiance.

Stephen M. Sweeney, the Senate president, called it "offensive, indecent and so far beneath the standing of a public official it boggles the mind how the governor could even think of uttering it".

The supervolcano beneath Yellowstone has so far erupted three times: 2.1 million, 1.3 million, and 640,000 years ago.

But few people consider the extraordinary diversity beneath the waves: so far 11,500 species of creature have been found in this one relatively small bay.

Whatever we have been thinking of Shylock so far, the ground seems to open beneath him here, not to swallow him but to grant us rare access into his history, his antecedent affections, the man he was before he became – and maybe why he became – the man he is now.

So far, the trouble is still only brewing beneath the surface.

We have only just gone beneath the surface of this so far.