Sentence examples for turned far from inspiring English sources

That accident, initially thought to be relatively tame, has turned far more costly.

After the attacks, the first recession in 10 years became a reality, and the outlook turned far bleaker.

On page 146, an S.S. officer on the ramp, looking to his left, is turned far enough toward the camera that his face is plainly visible.

The app has a small logo on the screen that helps indicate when you have turned far enough for the next part.

With sleet and snow predicted, Queens commuters were already bracing for a tough morning rush yesterday, but it turned far nastier than expected when nearly 1,500 drivers and mechanics at three private bus lines conducted a surprise walkout.

The hauntingly abandoned, Gothically forbidding Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island — perhaps New York City's most romantic ruin — turned far less romantic and even more ruined last month when part of its crumbling gray stone facade fell to the ground.

But critics said the series had also lost its way -- its plots and characters had sometimes turned far-fetched.

However clever, that turn seemed inconsistent with his nature and the show's ethos: "Homeland" was good mostly because even when the story turned far-fetched and almost silly, its heroes stayed true to themselves; the psy-ops in the show could turn cartoonish, but the psyches of its characters were layered and believable.

Before ploughing a rented van into worshippers outside the Finsbury Park Mosque, Osborne had printed out tweets written by Tommy Robinson – the former EDL leader, turned far-right gonzo journalist – and placed them on his dashboard.

This machinery moves 30,000 pieces an hour, zipping them at high speeds around turns far tighter than those on even the most stomach-turning roller coaster.

Signs also emerged that the situation can turn far worse.