I don't hold [against them] the fact that they haven't had the breadth of experience that some of us who didn't go to public school have had.
I now realised that this is what happened every night, during the two years in the West End and in countless performances the length and breadth of the country.
Despite the hair's breadth difference poll results between Labour and Conservative that appear each day, neither party wants to commit to investing in an economically important and electorally resonate sector.
The breadth of the violence, along with the extent of official involvement, was significantly underestimated The killing did not end but was scaled back and conducted more covertly.
The use of barley as the ultimate foundation stone of measurement appears to be another universal element (alongside the forearm, the foot and the breadth of a finger), so that, for instance, you will find it underwriting the system of measurements used by the Vikings.
The breadth of their support is beginning to make it difficult for some of the other candidates, such as Kendall and Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, to gather the required 35 nominations from MPs to get on the ballot.
But as the memoirs of ministers and others have revealed, the government came within a hair's breadth of defeat in the autumn of 1984.
It's about layers and layers and having breadth and depth".
This requires a tremendous breadth of knowledge and range of skills, not to mention highly developed interpersonal skills.
The sheer breadth of Pisa has also raised questions about the comparability of results within it.
In a commentary accompanying the paper, two other psychologists, Gordon Feld and Jan Born, write: "The findings highlight the breadth of possible applications to permanently modify any unwanted behaviour by targeted memory reactivation during sleep".
