Sentence examples for what far from inspiring English sources

And this, in effect, is what "Far From Heaven" accomplishes for all of its characters.

And it's what far too many men in male-dominated sports say about female sports journalists who have strayed on to their turf.

He seemed to have come to — and grown more comfortable with and accepting of — the conclusion that many have always understood: that his very presence, his existence, his achievement is what far too many others find objectionable.

Symbolism aside, the fishing community will miss someone who was a leader and a familiar presence who, with his wife, is moving farther away than what "far away" means to longtime East End residents.

He makes a deal with devious Rumpelstiltskin, who shows him what Far Far Away would look like without him, which is all very Potter's Field and Frank Capra, only with witches.

Sunday's performance affirmed what far too few people have recognized: Pittsburgh's defensive backfield is playing better than any in the A.F.C. Broncos 31, Bengals 21 When Peyton Manning signed with Denver, Eric Decker suddenly became everyone's fantasy sleeper (which, of course, made him not a sleeper at all).

Berlin teaches what far-sighted strategy can achieve.

What far-reaching implications they were to have.

What far-flung company's name will be on the cups that day?

His father didn't make it, so he will — no matter what far-out conservative positions he must graft on to in order to do it.

Former frontbencher Caroline Flint warned that it was being used by "far-left parties" seeking to penetrate the Labour party, adding: "That is exactly what far-left groups like Militant did in the 1980s.