Sentence examples for suitably away from inspiring English sources

Huzur Vadisi, a mountain retreat inland from Göcek in Lycia, south-west Turkey, is suitably away from it all.

But are viewers suitably blown away, or is it a lot of bluster?

Israel and Iran are housed at opposite ends of the village; TeamGB are suitably far away from their Argentine counterparts; and the German contingent have been placed a good distance from the Greeks.

Our breath suitably taken away, Growltiger reverts once more to Gus laconically telling us: "These modern productions are all very well" and still reminiscing over "Fireforefiddle, the Fiend of the Fell".

Kitted out with four-poster beds, a private terrace with a hammock big enough for two and a plunge pool overlooking the sea, the outside world is suitably far away.

She came away suitably impressed, but decided to vote for Commoner and the Citizens Party.

Mahmood, suitably unsettled, backs away feebly to the next ball, which zips past his outside edge.

We had a brief demonstration of PalmOne's product and came away suitably impressed, not by the execution of the product itself, but by TomTom's gorgeous maps.

The structure is a bit unimaginative and 'commercial', but you come away suitably in awe of everything that goes into creating a monumental fantasy world from scratch.

It may further require the capacity to live an independent family life – in a suitably sized flat, away from in-laws, and even, in the former Danish point system, the potential for societal integration as signaled by not living in a "ghetto".

We sat in on an in-person demonstration of the machine recently and came away suitably impressed with what the machine can do though we do have to wonder if consumers indeed want to do all these things on the PC.