Sentence examples for too faraway from inspiring English sources

Even if your lover is a creature of A.I. (and this option seems not too faraway; aside from Japanese DARPA robots and Google's much publicized forage into robotics Rumors abound that Google has made ground-breaking progress in creating software that understands and responds accordingly to the diverse employment of inflection, both written and spoken.

The long pauses are still there, too, the faraway looks, the chuckles, the moment-to-moment behavior so organic and genuine it almost overwhelms the other two actors.

Some investors may not even know that they, too, own faraway farmland, particularly those who have money in pension funds.

Dreams suggest that even in a best-case scenario of sensory perception (Stroud 1984), in which standard cases of misperception (as in seeing very small or faraway objects as too big or too small) can be ruled out and which consequently seem indubitably certain (Descartes 1641: I.6), sensory deception is possible.

Faraway things are too small to make out".

No matter where I am, I know where faraway friends are, too.

It's possible that in two years a populist Republican nominee could tap into red-state America's long tradition of isolationism and suspicion of high finance, present even Obama as having been too militarily engaged in insoluble faraway conflicts, and run to what we'd traditionally think of as Clinton's left, on both foreign and economic policy.

The lure of faraway places was too enticing to resist, but I was troubled by the project itself.

Only 4.2 light-years from Earth, such planets would be easier to image with telescopes in the not-too-distant future than more faraway candidates.

She first assumed that faraway colleges would be too expensive, given their high list prices and the cost of plane tickets home.

But soon after the attacks, amid heroic rescue attempts, community support for displaced residents and workers, and myriad fund-raising efforts, it was not long before faraway cries of "Me too!" began to be heard.