Sentence examples for thing far from from inspiring English sources

That's not a bad thing — far from it.

Such gestures of acknowledgment that the story is a made thing, far from diminishing our commitment to a tale, somehow increase it.

"We're lucky to be footballers; my intention in explaining that bad moment is not to make people say 'poor thing', far from it.

And here is the surprising thing: far from turning us into a confused mongrel generation, this continuing questioning of who we were made us supremely entrepreneurial.

For one thing, far from being Oswald's ideological soul mate, the left espoused antinomian and inchoate impulses that looked back, as Samuel Huntington observed in his brilliant "American Politics: The Promise of Disharmony," to older, idealistic strains in American history.

For one thing, far from being protectionist, the Fed's rules create a level playing field for all banks operating in the U.S. Why should European banks doing business here, like Deutsche Bank, have subsidiaries that operate with less capital than an American institution, like Citibank?

There are many people who do great things far from the limelight.

Accompanied by her coach Mauricio Hadad, she's getting on with things far from the glare of the spotlight.

Among other things, "Far From the Tree" is a tribute to parents who live the daily grind, who celebrate incremental victories.

Then they were taken on by businesses and other organisations, applying the same principles to things far removed from the battleground.

This thing's far from over.