Sentence examples for a far grander scale from inspiring English sources

Now technology is allowing such exposures on a far grander scale.

So too were the conservatories of the very rich who first built them, though on a far grander scale.

But their refusal to allow cameras in their court also suggests a misconception on a far grander scale.

Pits that might (or might not) have held grain have already been found, but the latest discovery is on a far grander scale.

The Kalashnikov is regarded here the way some Americans revere the Winchester, the Colt or the M1 Garand, but on a far grander scale.

So has she now, on a far grander scale than she might ever have imagined, finally fulfilled her wish by becoming Europe's jobs tsar?

Now, astronomers have unveiled the first evidence that dusty rings adorn other mature stars on an equally diverse but far grander scale.

As far as more traditional nonfiction goes, I'm currently transfixed by Anabel Hernández's "Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and Their Godfathers," which explores the reverberations of trauma on the far grander scale of the nation-state.

"You're about to witness the Montreal scenario play itself out again, only on a far grander, even more heartbreaking scale," Jones wrote before Reyes even played his first game in Miami.

"Novel?" he wrote, in his journals: Play?—instead of sporadic characters introduce them in large masses, on a far grander scale armies... nobody appears on the stage singly but all in huge aggregates / nobody speaks alone whatever is said, is said by an immense number.

Which is, surely, a far grander thing.