Sentence examples for breadth rather than from inspiring English sources
"The Great Tamasha" is a book of breadth rather than depth.
Going for breadth rather than depth, the Tobeys covered Rome, Florence, Milan, Venice, Parma, Genoa, Bologna and Naples.
The current Late Turner show at the Tate in London provides plenty of opportunity for this, though, by omitting the small-scale works, it tends to stress the breadth rather than the precision.
It is a novel of breadth rather than depth, which is not to say it lacks insight, far from it, but it did cause me to wonder what kind of reader Smith is writing for.
The change in shape of the chest to emphasize breadth rather than depth altered the relation of muscles in the shoulder region, with an increase in size of the latissimus dorsi muscle and the pectoralis major muscle.
For incremental innovators, external search breadth (rather than depth) is associated with the use of both formal and informal appropriation mechanisms.
Unlike systematic reviews, scoping studies/reviews aim for breadth and comprehensiveness, rather than depth.
However, "If the issue is really breadth of experience rather than age -- if, for example, you have more experience than your potential supervisor -- address the issue head on, turning a potential negative into a positive," Mr. O'Neill said.
Can you do something about training these people to have these skills?'" He believes it is key for postgraduate Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) courses to offer a breadth of content rather than a narrow specialism.
That's true of a fulminating tabloid as much as a thoughtful broadsheet, because the tabloids present a very clear view: a narrow one, in my opinion (figuratively – their lack of physical breadth is measurable rather than arguable), but coherent nonetheless.
Part of the protests against Klinghoffer and Mtsensk seem to be that these works debase a noble form; but taken together, the three operas offer a vision of opera's breadth and cohesion, rather than its disparities and disconnectedness.
