The third objection carries the matter still farther, and not only asserts, that the idea of a vacuum is real and possible, but also necessary and unavoidable.
I make a still farther trial; and instead of removing the relation, I only change it for one of a different kind.
Still farther north, on the eastern or Greenland side, is the grave of Hall, the American commander of the Polaris Expedition.
Still farther out to sea the Intrepid herself would patrol a line twenty miles long, also closing at dusk to within sighting distance of a Very's light, should we want to communicate with her by firing one.
We weighed anchor and felt our way, carefully, still farther along to the east'ard.
If Jask answered, we were on the near side of the cut wire; and, as Jask did answer, it showed that the spot where the tragedy had taken place must be still farther away.
The 4th French Army, still farther to the east, was being violently attacked by the Duke of Würtemberg, who was trying hard but in vain to pierce the Allied centre.
Still farther to the west, a French Territorial battalion held the town of Tournai.
Still farther astern is the small isle of Scarba, which, as we see it, seems to be a single hill.
Still farther behind us retreats the Island of Jura, with the remarkable mountains called the Paps of Jura, which form a landmark at a great distance.
This abstract apprehension of the conception of virtue is still farther verified in the rigid antagonism which the Stoics affirmed between virtue and not-virtue, reason and sense.
Still farther north, as far as the Somme, lay de Castelnau's army.
Still farther west, fronting Silesia on the north is the loftiest and boldest part of the range--the High Tatra.
Still farther west is the Uzsok Pass, which is less than three thousand feet above the sea-level, and carries a good road and a railway.
September 30th, when another long slip took place, with its centre at D, still farther to the south-west, and therefore again extending the area and amount of displacement in this direction.
South of the Save you see a country marked Bosnia,[8] and, still farther south, another country marked Herzegovina.
Still farther south, near the Swiss boundary, another raid was made.
Still farther back it is carried on slender black-and-white poles, and finally it reaches the general headquarters on permanent posts.
The range of the Musk Ox is still farther north, rarely south of latitude 67 degrees.
To this place, their traditions assert, they came from Chagoimegon, or still farther east, prior to the discovery of the country by Europeans.
A still farther view of Indian manners and opinions is hid under this simple chant.
The source of origin was doubtless west and south west, but we cannot stop at the Narragansetts, who were themselves derivative from tribesstill farther south.
Still farther would I speak, but am afraid Lest he to scratch my itch be making ready.
Still farther do I pray thee, Queen, who canst Whate'er thou wilt, that sound thou mayst preserve After so great a vision his affections.
But that thou wholly satisfied mayst bear Thy wishes hence which in this sphere are born, Still farther to proceed behoveth me.
Still farther south, near Bielsk, Russian resistance was not any more successful.
Still farther south at Olyka, west of Rovno, the Russians were thrown back by a bayonet attack, carried out by two Austro-Hungarian infantry regiments.
Still farther south, on the Dniester, Austrian troops, too, forced back the Russians step by step.
Schiller found himself without meat or drink, or even wood for fuel; still farther exasperated by the dabbling of some washer-maids beneath his window, he produced these lines.
The want of more important public interests naturally contributes still farther to the prominence of this, the discussion of which is not forbidden, or sure to be without effect.
He felt it hard enough to be driven from the enchantments of poetry by the dull realities of duty; but it was intolerable and degrading to be hemmed-in still farther by the caprices of severe and formal pedagogues.
For the present, attention is still farther called to the origin of the Tultiques, the first and the most remarkable people, ancient or modern, that have inhabited the American continent.
The relics of America go far to prove it; and those of the Pacific Islands, if possible, still farther.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "still farther" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
