Sentence examples for A vast overview from inspiring English sources

Instead she presents a vast overview of religious and world history, sketching the early evolution of all global faiths.

Course Aims and Objectives: Present to the students a vast overview of inspiring architectural details of contemporary architecture.

Curated by Judy Annear, the show is divided into thematic sections – time, nation, people, place, transmission – that overlap and call back to produce a vast overview of the photograph's place in Australian history.

"We need look no further than the United States to find a vast overview of contemporary voter suppression suppression and surveillance practices," the presentation stated.

This experience allows for a vast overview but further parameters are necessary for an overall estimation of a patient's outcome.

At the very least, there is Seoul Tower, with its vast overview of the city; a trip to the DMZ would have been worth a mention, where visitors can visit perhaps the largest unused train station in the world, built for a possible reunification of Korea, when a traveler might take the train all the way into China.

nine: 300,000; half a million; every beautiful soul under the vast overview of creation; like, numbers mean nothing, man.

In his vast overview of this anomalous universe in which we find ourselves thrown, he takes a good-humoured crack at a broad range of our certainties, from the laws of nature - or "the laws of nature" - through the chimera of free will, the dubious status of truth and the ambiguousness of language, to, at the close, the question of the self itself.

Like a manager opining in a postgame interview, he analyzed his fictional character's mediocre online performance: "Henry Waugh's problem as a pitcher is that he is encumbered with so vast an overview of the game that he cannot always see home plate".

These have the advantage of reaching a vast audience and being a convenient way to get an overview of socially relevant scientific debates.

The opening of the West is a vast topic, and this show of one man's collection -- as opposed to the scholarly overview of a museum survey -- is bound to leave many gaps.