Sentence examples for so far flung from inspiring English sources

Some can be reached by ferry and road, others are so far flung they are only accessible by private boat.

Kuczynski, a recovering cosmetic-surgery addict, represents what the rich have become: an elite fringe that is so far flung from the majority of society as to seem freakish.

But the paradigm the film presents is not so far flung.

These guys have a sense of adventure and they're always down to go to far flung locales so they were eager to ride Masik Pass," Tom Monterosso, the magazine's editor, said in a press release.

Sand dubs the current Israeli position on Jewishness "identitarian", or alternatively "ethno-Zionism", and notes that Zionists have reached out to the Jewish diaspora and sought to make "Israel" a state of mind that anyone, no matter how far flung, can experience – so long, of course, as she has a Jewish mother.

So there you have it -- a far flung, diverse cloud of Nones surrounding a white-hot, superdense core of fundamentalist Christians.

The western county of Augusta in Virginia could no longer serve the needs of the far flung pioneers along the New River, and so in 1769, the county of Botetourt was created.

Recently though, destination cinema's chosen destinations haven't been quite so far-flung.

The current mad-cow scare exists only because the food system is so far-flung.

But a new Web site aims to build a community among users who are not so far-flung.

Chicago is also a city of neighborhoods, so far-flung that the visitor can sample but a few.