Sentence examples for Considerable breadth of from inspiring English sources

"I traced the general points of middle height and considerable breadth of chest.

Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind (Harvill Secker £25) also displays considerable breadth of vision and polished prose.

Still, the demands of Schubert's piano writing, and his historical place on the cusp of full-fledged Romanticism, allow for considerable breadth of interpretation, and surely no one could describe Ms. Laredo's performances on Wednesday as un-Schubertian.

Teachers may complain that the disruption caused by last week's protests only increases their workload and wastes lesson times, but it is clear the campaign is being driven by genuine outrage, a grievance that also explains the considerable breadth of these protests.

Roleplaying games often have a considerable breadth of side quests and exploration opportunities for the player.

These types of analyses encompass a considerable breadth of data from different geographical areas and timeframes.

There's even considerable breadth within one of those disciplines.

A book that covers all the bases would need to be of considerable breadth and weight and anyone interested in such a resource is advised to consult the Chicago Manual of Style".

Much of Pastorius's music has been interpreted by big ensembles and by Weather Report, but Simcock achieved considerable breadth with just the trio of London bassist Laurence Cottle and subtle young drummer James Maddren.

March 16 2014 March 17 201414 Gustavo Dudamel, a conductor of boundless energy and considerable breadth, brings his outstanding ensemble to town for two concerts.

"The Historical Dictionary of the Russo-Japanese War" provides considerable breadth and range on a war that took place a century ago.