Sentence examples for very far out from inspiring English sources

"Airlines typically post high fares very far out, but do not start to actively manage them until closer to departure time," usually 60 days before, Mr. Harrell said.

I asked the art curator, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, who is very far out and super-intelligent, to choose some people for the talks.

"Now that's obviously something I find disturbing, as a person and also as a judge, because we're trying to interpret the statute to avoid results that would be very far out," Justice Breyer said.

If you all – because of the pressure from your citizens – are very far out on an issue and the citizens of other countries aren't putting pressure on their political leaders to be equally far out, you have a hard job.

When his book appeared, critics noted that he was "a member of the advance guard... very far out indeed" and that he might turn existentialism into "as popular an American institution as pizza pie".

And neither he nor the president will go very far out on a limb, expending precious political capital, to quickly shrink back the bloated incarceration machine that his earlier legislation helped to create.

("Walter Kaufmann was a very far-out cat," he said, of the celebrated interpreter of Nietzsche).

This is not realism or memoir or satire, but a very far-out-on-the-branch species of — what?

I guess it's possible, but that's a very far-out possibility.

We have no idea what's going on here, but it looks like a very far-out acid trip.

I almost had a pleasure stroke due to a very far-out experience at the Union Square farmer's market the other day looking at some purple speckled broad beans.