Sentence examples for and widespread that from inspiring English sources

The plot twists in "Marnie" aren't as elaborate or as surprising, but it captures, more harrowingly, a sense of derangement — inner and outer, intimate and widespread — that reflects a world on the breaking point.

Even if much of the fuss about the Chinese art boom could be dismissed as a passing trend, I strongly feel that what is happening in the contemporary art scene today is just foreshadowing something more significant and widespread that will follow.

But Friedman suggests that the Depression's effects were so deep and widespread that it created a sense of social solidarity.

Film-makers seem to assume the thirst for retribution is so deep and widespread that it can serve as the default driver of righteous violence.

The use of credit in modern societies is so various and widespread that many types of insurance have grown up to cover some of the risks involved.

We have a problem, one of our own making: our wealth, technology, leisure time and madness over sports are coming back to haunt us, a problem that is far more serious, complex and widespread that many of us realize.

Warm-front precipitation is generally much more uniform and widespread than that associated with cold fronts.

But support for anti-Israeli groups, especially Hamas, is far more open and widespread than that for Mr. bin Laden.

It is remarkable how rapidly the G20 has overtaken the G8 and how widespread that change is supported in Washington.

A second lesson from Egypt is that you can't organize the kind of anger and widespread discontent that creates revolutions.

There is the generalised and widespread "evil" that provokes God into releasing the flood waters.