Sentence examples for breadth of cultural from inspiring English sources

And who thinks he couldn't have had the breadth of cultural knowledge his plays reveal with "only" a grammar school education?

The list includes both fiction (from Bunyan to Ralph Ellison) and non-fiction (Plato to Tom Wolfe) and shows a exciting breadth of cultural and intellectual interests.

TS Eliot was one of the most intellectually adroit of poets, a fine mind with a breadth of cultural and other knowledge that few writers since can equal or even attempt to emulate.

He stylishly exhibits a breadth of cultural awareness: he has written and directed films about Henry Moore and a feature film about Sigmund Freud's patients as well as six documentaries about Arctic peoples; he has been a civil servant, acted as an expert witness in complex land-claim legal cases and authored influential environmental reports.

Growing up in Southern California with its spectrum of ethnicities, Katie learned to love the breadth of cultural cuisine.

Wearing a box logo T-shirt implies you have the same breadth of cultural knowledge as those behind the brand; that you're as authentic as the brand itself (even if you're not).

Jared Graham, 22, was struck by the breadth of the cultural diversity in Jersey City.

Lyrically, the likes of The Call Up sound eerily prescient after Iraq, and the accompanying revelatory booklet underlines the full breadth of their cultural impact.

Those who knew her said she repeatedly declared that translations of her husband's writing failed to do justice to the vitality of his language and the breadth of his cultural insights.

Nonetheless, the breadth of the cultural achievement of the Wari, who preceded the better-known Incas in the highlands of Peru, has never been so thoroughly demonstrated or explicated.

He was trained in philosophy when Oxford was home to the new movement of linguistic analysis, or ordinary language philosophy, led by J.L. Austin, but the breadth of his cultural, historical, and political interests kept him from becoming an adherent of that school.