Sentence examples for a wide look from inspiring English sources

Cruz said he also had to take a wide look at the evolution of his celebrity and how he wants to be viewed.

FDA isn't taking a wide look at trials, the report concludes.

One fan of KIPPis Harvard history professor Stephan Thernstrom, who with his wife, U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner Abigail Thernstrom, has just released a book (No Excuses: Closing the Racial Gap in Learning) that takes a wide look at what has and hasn't worked to date.

But he wanted to take a wider look at recent British foreign policy.

Now a panel of experts assembled at the request of the European Commission is also calling for a wider look.

But where "Something in the Air" is a wider look at post-1968 Coldterculture, "Cold Water" is resolutely close-up.

Senator Charles E. Schumer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, both of New York, have joined the call for a wider look into the collapses.

Mr Tyrie, by contrast, would like the FRC to take a wider look at the entirety of KPMG's work for HBOS.

For a wider look at the obstacles and opportunities facing the emergent female athlete, read "Playing Like a Girl: Transforming Our Lives Through Team Sports," by Marian Betancourt (Contemporary Books, $22.95).

The narrative was gripping and the protagonist's character challenged our preconceptions about the condition, provoking a lengthy discussion and a wider look at the whole subject.

Swinson's letter refers to a meeting last week between Lords Younger, Young and Stevenson in which "the possibility of taking a wider look" at Pida was discussed.