Sentence examples for takes us very far from inspiring English sources

"You can say that 'human rights' means the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights and check every project for compliance, but I think that takes us very far and the practicalities of it would be very difficult," he said.

Too much thinking, too much talking, takes us very far from the truth of things but even more so, from our inner peace.

But the alternative is irrational discussion and that's unlikely to take us very far.

But that doesn't take us very far, and there are important differences of opinion.

In the end, Ashenburg argues, all our newfangled products haven't taken us very far at all from our origin.

Again, this is what I mean about this line of reasoning not really taking us very far.

Partisan politics, defined merely as demagoguery or stupidity, is easy to reject — but doing so doesn't take us very far.

That when we did the third organism, the archaea, it didn't overlap at all with this, so that wasn't going to take us very far.

Who needs a book to know that rote behavior and fear of uncertainty are not going to take us very far?

Partisan politics, defined merely as demagoguery or stupidity, is easy to reject but doing so doesn't take us very far.

This 'becoming more,' however, is essentially moral; if it is not first and foremost that, then our self-improvement won't take us very far, whatever skills and abilities we may acquire — though I do not denigrate such in themselves.