Sentence examples for breadth of outlook from inspiring English sources

Away from Spain, he displayed a comparable breadth of outlook in English Fox Hunting: A History (1976), co-written with Sara.

The latter type of effort is not easy, for behind its application must lie a generous spirit and real breadth of outlook.

His conclusion was this: "This very breadth of outlook and the lack of any musical history of importance are the two great reasons why American music cannot, for the present, have any distinctive national character".

Immaculate in dress and expression, faultlessly kind, an unpretentious connoisseur of food and wine, he saw himself as a man of the 18th century, modern because of enlightenment and breadth of outlook, not because of technological or quasi-scientific 'progress'progress

They transmitted their breadth of outlook to a younger generation – my own – producing a whole phalanx of British historians whose work is as familiar in the countries they write about, from Spain to Russia, Germany to Italy, Poland to Romania, as it is in Britain or America: Paul Preston, Ian Kershaw, Norman Davies, Dennis Deletant, Lucy Riall, Geoffrey Hosking and many others.

The question on the essence of life as phenomenon is the key one for astrobiology, since the answer to this question determines "breadth of our outlook".

"It's a statistic that usually doesn't affect stock markets, but due to the breadth of the fall, the outlook on China's slowdown and its likely global effects has darkened significantly," Chihiro Ota, general manager of investment research at SMBC Nikko Securities, told Kyodo News.

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More important is similarity of outlook.

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