A scholar of unusual depth and breadth, a discerning patron of the arts and a warm and generous human being, he influenced countless students and colleagues with his love of science, literature and music.
Just before "Gunpowder and Lead," she played a pair of songs from her latest album that showed off her breadth: a precise and unflashy "White Liar," — one of her most direct songs, on which her voice approaches the cloying jumps of Jewel — followed by "That's the Way That the World Goes 'Round," an unexpectedly stirring song with Ramones-esque churn.
Breadth: A measurement calculated by comparing the number of advancing stocks to the number declining.
They want program breadth, a coherent academic experience, better students, and more productive outcomes.
The DOJ teams try to hold forums "throughout the investigation and target different parts of the community so we can hear not only from the greatest volume, but a wide variety of folks so we can get a better sense of the breadth," a Justice Department spokesperson told The Huffington Post.
Contrasting the penetrating brilliance of Freud, Adler and Wittgenstein, the ruthless realpolitik of Hitler, Stalin, Trotsky and Tito, and the artistic sensibility of Schoenberg, Berg, Kokoschka, Klimt and Schiele, these conversations display an intellectual incandescence, an encyclopedic breadth, a piercing political acumen, and a restless creativity.
Though the progressive movement has enormous political breadth, an overwhelming focus on individual alignment is hurting the left.
But he also had a great breadth as a writer.
A wider mean niche breadth of a species usually leads to a greater overlap with the niche of other species.
A1 BY A HAIR'S BREADTH -- A window washer held the only way out of a World Trade Center elevator, through a wall, and to safety.
Another has live reviews but lacks breadth or a link to a decent navigation map.
