Sentence examples for are far afield from inspiring English sources

Such cases, lawyers say, are far afield from what the child pornography laws were intended for.

Relatively few universities are involved in businesses that are far afield from the basic academic mission".

"There is no need to learn from the 'analogy' that we might draw from activities that are far afield, both literally and figuratively," Dr. Sole said.

Starting in its new season, Los Angeles Opera is to begin to roll out a new program, titled L.A. Opera Off Grand, that seeks to bring productions to parts of Southern California that are far afield from downtown.

Ms. Yorio's career had been far afield from farming.

Granted, their upbringing here is far afield from mine on an Oregon farm.

For employees considering outside jobs, that approval is easier to come by when the outside job is far afield from their official duties.

Institutional investors denounced Mr. Raju for seeking to buy infrastructure and real estate companies that were far afield from technology outsourcing.

"At the time, I thought the business was far afield from the typical consumer needs that they were servicing," said Harold Vogel, a longtime media analyst.

"It wouldn't be far afield to have Joe be the spokesperson for Home Depot, for example, representing the shoulder-to-the-wheel working stiff," Mr. Della Croce said.

While public television stations have long been involved in early childhood education through their preschool shows, the American Graduate work is far afield from the stations simply being an outlet for "Sesame Street," or the prime-time hit "Downton Abbey".