Sentence examples for sounds so far from inspiring English sources

The past sounds so far away that I have to keep reminding myself that Emma is still only 20.

(2015 -- it sounds so far off and futuristic).

That doesn't particularly detract from what is an enjoyable romp through FF-series sights and sounds (so far, at least – my blue-haired Gary is only six or so hours into her adventuring), but Explorers isn't a game that feels unique to the 3DS.

That doesn't particularly detract from what is an enjoyable romp through FF-series sights and sounds (so far, at least my blue-haired Gary is only six or so hours into her adventuring), but Explorers isn't a game that feels unique to the 3DS.

The reason the scene works as comedy is that it sounds so far-fetched, but there are other reasons "Alpha House" has a shot at finding the funny.

Dick Pound, the World Anti-Doping Agenchairmanman, said of the Austrian claims, "it sounds so far-fetched that it has no credibility".

"Grand Concourse," Vincent carefully printed, and it didn't sound so far from the one-road town of Palsbole.

This evolutionary theory is looking sound so far: a number of high-school teams in Oregon, Illinois and Kentucky, as well as in California, are now using the A-11 as their primary offense.

What you heard on a record didn't sound so far off from what you would hear Friday night at the bar, when men in cowboy hats would sing sweetheart duets with their dolled-up wives, the two of them feisty, contrite and wise, resplendent in Nudie suits.

How does it sound so far?

No matter how sad it may sound, so far Russians have proved to be asocial.