Sentence examples for yet too far from inspiring English sources

Because the play is still set in the early 1980's, it is too near to seem like the distant past yet too far away to seem comfortably familiar.

So not everyone thinks the euro's rise has yet gone too far.

Mr. Crowell largely hangs back as the narrator of his parents' story, yet not too far back.

In both movies, he wears his shirt open to mid-chest and his pants skintight; he's both a strutting stud and a sendup of one, over the top yet not too far over.

This time he selected a remote corner of Natal Province, in the heart of the former Zulu homeland, which was sufficiently distant yet not too far from hotels that could comfortably accommodate the large crew and cast.

Frank Langella's performance in Robot & Frank, a gentle and futurist (yet not too far in the future) tale of an ex-con given a robot caretaker who he inducts into a life of crime, also stood out.

For something peaceful yet not too far from the centre, the hilly grounds of the 10th-century Vyšehrad Castle are a pleasure to explore; the graveyard features many Prague luminaries such as Neruda, Dvořák, Mucha and Smetana.

Though Goldberg says he's being offered more diverse roles, he admits not yet stepping too far outside the box.

This year, both NetHope and the Global Philanthropy Forum GPFF) Conference celebrate their 10th anniversary -- stronger, yet not too far from their founding ideals.

Yet taken too far, that national outcry is likely to hurt Alaska and further strain its unusual love-hate relationship with its well-to-do foreign bedfellow.

Find a spot that's not too close to the water, yet not too far away from it either!