Sentence examples for something far out from inspiring English sources

HOUSTON Out of Gear "Art Car: The Movie" — which will be screened Saturday, with the cast (both people and vehicles) present, a Q. and A. with the co-directors, and burgers and beer — is about the cultural phenomenon of turning a Toyota Camry into something far out, like a lipstick container, or a Jeep Wrangler into a bowl of tomato soup.

Does this person wear a popular style or is it something far out of the ordinary?

Something splashes far out on the water.

It is not something far off.

So no, in something far more out of character, Jones got serious and apologized for his role in pizzagate.

Jones didn't take his shirt off and scream that Hillary Clinton worships the devil and smells like sulpher (that was so 2016), no, in something far more out of character, Jones got serious and apologized for his role in pizzagate.

Inside, it's far out, or something -- the walls decorated with Grateful Dead photographs and the front page from the day Nixon resigned.

"The rabona is usually done as a pass or a shot so to see Lamela score from so far out was something really special," he begins.

What seems to be a historical thriller turns out to be something  far more profound: an exploration of the power  of lucre played out in front of a canvas of free will and determinism.

It turned out to be something far worse.

But Ethiopia is missing out on becoming something far more impressive.