Sentence examples for be a spectrum of from inspiring English sources

There can be a spectrum of symptoms and, unlike other antidepressants, ketamine appears to have wide-ranging benefits across many of them.

We had what was supposed to be a spectrum of informed opinion, and which actually was a good spectrum of what passes for informed opinion.

In any population, there would be a spectrum of traits from stay-at-homes to explorers, with those at either end of the spectrum prospering in some circumstances and suffering in others.

There seems to be a spectrum of emotion that cycling goes through when confronted with someone who wins regularly and predictably, without making kooky videos on YouTube or emoting in public: Froome was initially greeted with surprise, last year he endured suspicion, but after this year's coups de panache a measure of respect should come next.

In canvassing for opinions from the academic community, Dr Suzannah Lipscomb, an academic historian who also writes and broadcasts widely, emailed me these thoughts: "There needs to be a spectrum of historical writing - from the deeply academic to the fearlessly popular.

It continues to be a spectrum of skills.

But there is a spectrum of rejectionists.

"There are a spectrum of sexual behaviours.

Shown above is a spectrum of light.

And here's a spectrum of it.

There is a spectrum of races and classes".