Sentence examples for scattered long from inspiring English sources

What Wander does not know is that the colossi contain a portions of Dormin's own essence that was scattered long ago to render the entity powerless.

And the density of the glass must be increasingly uniform, or the light will scatter over long distances.

Such spaces appeared in scattering theory long ago: in the work of Melrose [180] on the Poisson formula for resonances and, with an explicit use of microlocal weights (in the analytic setting via the FBI transform), in the work of Helffer Sjöstrand [125] on a microlocal version of complex scaling.

As residents scatter, long-established cultures fade.

"We've been scattered for so long.

On race days they are scattered over the long course.

The screens are scattered among the long white desks, and each shows a map of the world.

Instead, the few customers were drawn to several male employees scattered throughout the long, T-shaped store.

There are moments of wit, fear, imagination and grace that one remembers over the years, but they are scattered among the long drawn-out, meandering narrative.

Once you decide that character is definitive but difficult to define, even anecdotes about Lowell, long scattered in various sources, begin to talk to one another.

The clearest account of Xi's life and influences comes from his own words and decisions, scattered throughout a long climb to power.