Sentence examples for somewhat faraway from inspiring English sources

On that promising Friday, I went to pray the weekly and most important prayer in a somewhat faraway mosque with a liberal imam.

It is also undeniable, if somewhat unpalatable to many sensitive people, that mass deaths in faraway places, whether due to terrorism or natural disaster, rarely engender big UK media interest.

Indeed our sense of Tennyson is inflected somewhat by her many portraits of the long-bearded bard with the hooded, faraway eyes.

Years earlier, as a foreign correspondent, I had been in a number of faraway cities and villages while they were under attack, and I had grown somewhat used to the feeling.

Carving the illusion of faraway places out of bits and pieces of Southern California scenery is their venerable and valuable, if somewhat less widely practiced than in previous years, art form.

I even got to try an unfinished version of it once, at the apartment of a friend of the developer, in a somewhat frantic thirty-minute session that left me both slack-jawed with awe and certain I'd no more scratched Faraway's surface than I had physically exited our solar system's heliosheath.

Countless faraway stares.

These were faraway questions.

Reconnect with faraway loved ones.

Nothing was faraway and abstract.

From the Faraway Nearby.