Sentence examples for we would far from inspiring English sources

We would far rather be in permanent crisis.

And we would far prefer to see all that money staying in Greater Manchester, even if we don't receive all of it, than going to Whitehall, where we have no control over any of it".

"The underlying message is that, in the event that museums are faced with financial crisis, we would far prefer to step in before they take the draconian step of selling art to support operations".

"We would far rather see scrutiny of these big fish — the groups that spent hundreds of millions of dollars to influence elections — than to see the resources spent on hundreds of small groups that appeared to spend very little on elections".

We would far rather face the problems of diverting the mountain stream so that it feeds the aubergines, or attempting to build a cage to keep the wily mountain fox from eating our chickens, than endlessly worry about whether we're going to be fired by an uncaring boss or if the trains will be on strike yet again.

Fashion Statement rather approves of the development: we'd far rather see Sarah Brown than another underdressed Geldof offspring.

"We certainly didn't plan this pause and, given the choice, we'd far rather be in open sea," Turney said.

"We'd far prefer this from a warm-up match than guys just coming in and going through the motions".

And, we're quick to admit, we'd far rather read and write about Ofili.

"We would be far, far worse off outside the E.U.

It isn't even about economics, although he has no doubt that "we'd be far better off out, economically.