Sentence examples for A purview from inspiring English sources

City kids are hip and cultured and privileged to a purview that inspires worldliness.

This is a fascinating and rare movie, with a purview that quickly transcends the topic of social networking.

The National Guard, which protects oil installations, is a purview of King Abdullah's own branch; the governorship of the Eastern Province, a giant territory that contains nearly all the kingdom's hydrocarbons, has been held by a son of King Fahd (Abdullah's predecessor) for three decades.

If hockey was once a purview of young boys on distant Minnesota lakes, it is now thriving among untested adults here, where Mr. Rzepecki, of Johnny's IceHouse, has seen new students in their mid-50s and where 110 adult teams hold so many games that some must schedule theirs to play past midnight.

On "Sin Fronteras" (Fonovisa/Universal) he leaves behind his usual territory — drug-trade songs and stories of crazy romance — to cover more sensitive Spanish-language love songs of the last 40 years, from salsa, bachata and 1970s Latin pop, with a purview skewing toward northwestern Mexico.

In his pivotal opinion, Kennedy agreed with Scalia that the Corps had claimed too broad a purview.

More important, "Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture: a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

Barela described the book as "a constructive work with a wide purview onto one of the most pressing and difficult policy questions of our time".

If this country is going to continue to make things, you have to have a different purview and time frame and a longer-range vision".

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color.

"Reloaded" has one of the most excitingly subversive and radical points of view ever seen in a major motion picture, however, a postmodern purview that accords equal weight to philosophical ideals from people of color (Mitchell).