Sentence examples for following far from inspiring English sources

After deliberating, cogitating and digesting all the worthy efforts, the following (far from exhaustive) list emerged.

It has landed him, exhausted, in the hospital and earned him a following far beyond Brooklyn.

Attacks like this one, following far larger ones in the last two weeks at security installations and in crowded marketplaces have increasingly soured public opinion of the Taliban.

In the UK, Ha-Joon Chang, for long isolated within the economics profession, has gained a following far greater than those who think economics is a branch of mathematics.

IN THE 12 months since he appeared on the balcony of St Peter's to begin his papacy with a disarmingly unaffected "Good evening" to the crowd below, Pope Francis has won a following far beyond the Roman Catholic church.

There will be more announcements over the next few days – 5K televisions, a new Sony Walkman, sentient toothpicks that dream of a better life while they prise flecks of half-chewed poultry from your gums – but none will beat the following far more exciting products I've just made up for the sheer giddy thrill of it.

At Colorado College, for example, where double majors won formal recognition only five years ago, most are used to following far-flung interests.

The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party is facing growing calls to be put under state surveillance over mounting evidence of its links to neo-Nazi groups, following far-right demonstrations in the eastern city of Chemnitz.

That was one of the big questions for anyone following far-right politics during the 2016 presidential election.

All 11 of the following far-flung spots are known for being relatively cheap places to live as an expat, according to the annual Cost of Living Report from Mercer.

This following extends far beyond the ranks of the long-coupled.