Sentence examples similar to be of a wide from inspiring English sources

Adverse events recorded as serious tended to be of a wide-ranging disparate nature, with no clear pattern of between-treatment differences.

The broken plural stems are of a wide variety of types.

The first, dated 1880, is of a wide-eyed teenager eager to absorb everything.

The evolutionary pace of communications is of a wider spread.

Brooks's Be is part of a wider Newhall development.

Clifford is to be part of a wider curriculum sold by Scholastic.

Suburban museums are making a bid to be part of a wider cultural conversation.

These activities are not about being secretive but about being part of a wider community.

An actor empties himself of himself and is capable of a wide range of emotion.

The menu is comprised of a wide variety of beers sourced both locally and internationally.

Oxidative damage is characteristic of a wide variety of chronic diseases.