Sentence examples for breadth about from inspiring English sources

Coverage of such depth and breadth about the death of an individual is rare indeed; even more so when the person is not a great political figure, but rather a cultural hero.

That publication would, of course, be the ideal place for the curators and participating artists to go on the record, at un-Twitterish length and polemical breadth, about the viability of analog journalism — and analog art — in the digital age.

She insisted that it was the best writing she had ever done.Her name for that, for it wasn't really science fiction, was "space fiction": suddenly the old literary constraints were lifted, and she could write with breadth about universal themes.

The peninsula has a mean breadth of about 200 miles (320 km) and a coastline of about 700 miles (1,100 km).

The range has a maximum breadth of about 50 miles (80 km) and is nearly wedge-shaped.

And only paradigmatic and syntagmatic association showed significant correlations with vocabulary breadth (rs about.34-.60 .34-.60

Breadth was about even, with advancers just edging out decliners on the Nasdaq.

In addition, all three types of association also showed strong correlations with their vocabulary breadth (rs about.77-.91 .77-.91aradigmatic association demonstrating the highest correlation.

Cohen admitted that he lied during private congressional testimony in August and October 2017 about the timing and breadth of discussions about a potential Trump real estate deal in Moscow.

"The tests with the most breadth go up to about 100 [diseases]," Morriss says.

But his program — two big Germanic war horses, Mahler's First Symphony and Brahms's Violin Concerto — left listeners wondering about the breadth of his repertory.