Sentence examples for all breadth from inspiring English sources

A result would be all breadth and no depth.

I also can't help but disagree with Nazar's statement that "Your generation consumes information in headlines and 140 characters: all breadth and no depth". Young people of today are more educated than ever before; we have more university entrants and graduates than ever before.

A messy tail of expression breadth distribution across all breadth groups indicated the rather noisy nature and high FN rate in microarray data.

"Like everyone else, it's important that all the breadth of humanity be represented," Mrs. Steinem said.

It damages the very integrity it was meant to protect". For all this breadth, the book's central subject is not dissolved in postmodern intertextuality.

For all the breadth of her work, Ms. Walters has attracted criticism at times for her interviewing style, being accused by some of focusing too much on emotions and for becoming too personally involved with some subjects.

For all the breadth, the new exam would be nothing like as tough as the highly regarded International Baccalaureate, which is taught at around 50 mainly private schools in Britain.

However, the intention to omit unforeseen, later-discovered technologies cannot be imputed to this statute, and is negated by the all-inclusive breadth of the definition that was written.

For all the evident breadth of the pieces, Mr. Abas approached most of them in the same way: "Kinderszenen" had willful tempos and a tendency toward loudness; the Bach-Busoni appeared innocent of any notion of the Baroque.

Schools are all about breadth.

Eastick's philosophy is all about breadth of experience.