Sentence examples for breadth that the from inspiring English sources
The current favorite for the job, Susan Rice, the United Nations ambassador, is a safe choice, but she doesn't have the breadth that the job requires.
6 But the Emperor Justinian planted another bridge there of such height and breadth, that the previous bridge seemed to have been only a fraction of the new one in point of size; and this bridge rises high above the torrent when it is in flood and keeps in perfect safety those passing that way.
In the 1980's and early 90's, Ms. Allen, the pianist, was in the swim of things -- hitting home runs, making great choices, riding the new aesthetic, playing jazz with a freshness and breadth that promised the moon.
In the 1980's and early 90's, Ms. Allen, the pianist, was in the swim of things -- hitting home runs, making great choices, riding the new aesthetic, playing jazz with a freshness and a breadth that promised the moon.
After winning the prize, Jon Savage said: "I'm very pleased that there is a prize that recognises the depth and breadth that exists in the writing about music.
Third, the questions being asked are either incorrect or lack the depth or breadth that would ensure the need for essential information to be brought to light.
Situated on the Left Bank of the Seine, the complex faces a gently sloping esplanade, about 1,470 feet (450 metres) in length and 810 feet (250 metres) in breadth, that ends at the Quai d'Orsay and the Alexandre III Bridge.
With a stylistic breadth that stretches to the far edges of classic soul and futurist R. & B., Nash recalls the old masters of popular song who consistently found fresh ways to say "I love you".
"We would not have the Mueller investigation and the breadth that clearly Mr. Mueller is going for".
The breadth that is available to NCH students is informed more by the example of American liberal art colleges than Oxbridge – the concept is to marry liberal arts breadth with tutorial depth.
