Sentence examples for So far afield from inspiring English sources

Mother, why so far afield?

But advertising is not so far afield, he added, because when he was playing hockey, "I was always marketing myself".

Its president, Judith A. Jedlicka, said, "It's a myth that business and the arts are so far afield".

Although "Come Home Charley Patton" didn't take him quite so far afield, it carried him beyond his comfort zone.

Even drugs aren't so far afield when one sees them in business-process terms: high-volume manufacturing with low defect rates.

Any dull moments were certainly unintentional, stemming from the tendency of these aces to go so far afield that they lose everyone else.

"Do you have a message for Denmark?" asked one TV reporter, one of 100 or so accredited media who had come from as far afield as Japan, France and Russia.

He can wander far afield so securely precisely because he knows where he's from.

"It ended up being pretty far afield, so we want to figure out why... though we don't want to deter the intelligence community from sharing their best first impressions" after such events in the future.

Resolving these debates would take us too far afield, so I will assume (as Lewis does) that we have reason to believe that these objects exist.

So music festivals as far afield as South Africa, Italy, Spain and the UK now promote the service for travel to and from the events out of a sense of mutual interest.