Sentence examples for than far from inspiring English sources

After his death, Johnson racked up more biographies than far more famous writers.

The title means more than "far away," better "far away and getting closer".

However, traditionally, "we pick mainstream conservatives in this state rather than far right-wingers," Mr. Quinn added.

Cities are already "smart", in that people are more productive when they live in close proximity than far apart.

What about the end of life when it arrives at the actual end, rather than far too early?

It also has by far the highest costs yet provides a quality of care no better than far cheaper systems in other countries.

An average rather than far-sighted thinker, Peel was often a step behind more progressive advocates.

"Golden Dawn is more violent than far-right groups in other countries," Mr. Papasotiriou of Panteion University said.

Cars are growing more efficient; people increasingly show a preference for dense cities rather than far-flung exurbs; and in a bad economy people drive less.

State capitals have more direct responsibility for delivering public services than far-away Washington; they are also less encumbered with lobbyists and vested interests.

His surfers are from the period when the sport's most successful practitioners styled themselves athletes rather than far-out dudes itching to get radical.