Sentence examples for a comprehensively from inspiring English sources

Humanistic realism bespoke a comprehensively critical attitude.

In large measure it explains how we find ourselves living in a comprehensively surveilled world.

But I don't think that Yglesias means to advance quite such a comprehensively ideological perspective.

Mr. Hough, who turns 49 on Monday, is a comprehensively skilled pianist and probing musician with an inquisitive streak.

The question now is whether we can extricate ourselves from this mess, or whether we have to resign ourselves to a comprehensively surveilled future?

Their style is a worldview in itself; they recreate the cinema in their own image, which is a comprehensively lyrical vision of the world.

But what distinguishes Jon Reiss's lively, sure-handed film from the rest is that it widens the spectrum by taking a comprehensively international viewpoint.

And even if there were a coherent populist agenda, it wouldn't change the fact that the shutdown strategy has proven a comprehensively, transparently hapless means for furthering it.

He gave a number of lectures on his vision of what a comprehensively networked world would be like and then at the end took part in a symposium in which a number of academics commented on his ideas.

Yet, by the nineteenth century, Eastern Europe was home to a large majority of the world's Jews, who lived in a comprehensively Jewish society, in a way that the smaller communities of Venice or Amsterdam or Colonial America did not.

If such a comprehensively expressive piano improviser as Jamal could ever get on your nerves, it might be because of the unrelenting hyperactive pressure he applies to almost every piece he plays.