Sentence examples for the further off from inspiring English sources

Some say, to paraphrase Lewis Carroll's "Lobster Quadrille", never mind – "the further off from Paris the nearer is to Washington".

And the further off in the future the beneficiaries are, the less likely we are to sacrifice for them.

The further off from England the nearer is to France Then turn not pale, beloved snail, but come and join the dance.

The more Levi probes the minds and souls of tormentors and tormented the further off comprehension.

But according to HBO, the school is just an informally researched invention -- and indeed, the further the show travels into the classroom, the further off the mark it gets.

The magnitude of the visual angle varies inversely with distance, and the further off the object is the smaller will be the visual angle, and consequently the higher the foresight has to be raised in order to calliper the object, the result being a suitable automatic increase of elevation.

At any given position, the size of the detect cell is determined using this PSF information, where the cell size increases the further off-axis from the field of view center.

For low-ISDI listeners, the further off-axis the target, the more likely they were to misorient, but misorientations were not significantly affected by microphone mode.

When the light from the beacon is reflected from the retina (shown in red), all the lenslets imaging the illuminated part of retina off-axis with respect to the illuminating beam will produce a radially elongated spot image, with increasing amounts of elongation the further off-axis the lenslet happens to be.

Gradually, Argentina adopted a series of import-substituting policies aimed at strengthening its domestic producers, and these seem to have cut the country further off from the global economy.

One was a reusable launch vehicle; the second, a space station; and the third, further off, a putative Mars mission.