Sentence examples similar to far flung reading from inspiring English sources

In recent profiles of communities as far flung as Durham and Oakland, I have read glowing "come visit" profiles that shower praise on the pilgrims' boutiques and cafes but dismiss and often denigrate folks that have lived there all along as "blight".

In an effort to satisfy China, Chávez has been making bizarre statements backing up Beijing's repression in such far flung corners of the globe as Tibet [for more on this, readers can go to my website and read this article].

To show how poverty doesn't just exist in far flung places that celebrities visit to generate press for themselves.

MIT labs are far flung and difficult to monitor centrally.

What about from the far flung corners of Flushing, Queens?

Even the Kurds, though still the majority, have suffered a diaspora as far flung as Canada.

So this whole idea of preserving memory, not only in your own time, but into the far flung future.

At the least, these far flung localities point to long distance dispersal, a feat not uncommon in the family.

They pop up all over the globe, from the Isle of Man to far flung Pacific Islands.

And they enjoy visiting far flung places off the beaten track.

Aged 18 to 21, they hailed from places as far flung as South Korea, Portugual and Tennessee.