Sentence examples for an equal breadth of from inspiring English sources

However, not all cues provide an equal breadth of information.

You feel that Jean could have thrown the bag at a hundred other citizens, rich as well as ragged, and that "Code Unknown" could have come up with a tale — what Hollywood would call a back story — of equal breadth and grip for every single one.

You feel that Jean could have thrown the bag at a hundred other citizens, rich as well as ragged, and that "Code Unknown" could have come up with a tale what Hollywood would call a back story of equal breadth and grip for every single one.

Ridges were not of equal breadth, covered by impurities.

We used the Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test to assess if the observed disparity in host breadth departed significantly from that expected under a null model in which each sister has an equal chance of having a broader host range.

Grotius, for instance, praised the Jesuit doctor as a theologian and philosopher of such depth, breadth, and penetration that "he hardly had an equal" (Grotius, Letter of 15 October, 1633; 2001: 194).

Illustrative of the breadth of religious leadership are the camera pans of the audience during the lecture on "Moroccan Salafism" described above: Scores of imams in training, alongside an equal number of women, appear to be following the lecture earnestly.

Add an equal weight of sugar.

Add an equal amount of milk.

TS Eliot was one of the most intellectually adroit of poets, a fine mind with a breadth of cultural and other knowledge that few writers since can equal or even attempt to emulate.

The authors (a) rightly stress that local initiatives show an amazing breadth of distinct organizational forms.