Sentence examples for breadth of its influence from inspiring English sources

Although one of the more recent grimoires, first circulating in manuscript in the 18th century, this has to be number one for the breadth of its influence.

This wish, expressed in a letter to a friend, reflects the mystique associated with Velázquez' work and the breadth of its influence on all modern art schools, even if limited to 100 or so surviving works.

Founded more than a century ago, the brand is still family-run and the breadth of its reach and influence continues to grow.

But not so fast: Telemann was an outward-looking cosmopolitan composer, and Mr. Biondi undoubtedly chose him (rather than, say, the more distinctly Germanic Biber) for the breadth of his influence.

Tesla's poach of Lattner is a significant win for Tesla, given the breadth of his influence on software development and his expertise.

The breadth of his influence in the seventeenth century is permanent, including his specific contributions in mathematics and optics, his vision for a mechanistic physiology, and the model he offered to Newton of a unified celestial and terrestrial physics that assigns a few basic properties to a ubiquitous matter the motions of which are governed by a few simple laws.

The strength of the party is undoubtedly in the breadth of its appeal.

The bank also won some ground on the breadth of its wrongdoing.

Since going public, the Carlyle Group has emphasized the breadth of its investment activities.

Promote the timeless value of SAP's products and the breadth of its functional footprint.

The meeting was highly unusual in the breadth of its cross-discipline content.