The students absorbed my other arguments on the broader compass of America's car costs: financial, social, and environmental.
This form, termed Roman rite, has a much broader compass than the city of Rome alone; major dioceses, however, had their own rites.
Twitter's program, however, will focus on giving Compass' clients a broad range of skills that can be applied to numerous areas of their lives.
The joy of his writing is its broad cultural compass.
The hardworking Boyd Tonkin in the Independent thought, however, that White was on fine form: "However broad his compass or grave his concerns", his "strain of madcap mischief, of antic merriment, will always guarantee delight.
However, what has made these lectures so compelling is not just Gawande's broad intellectual compass (he studied philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford and worked for Bill Clinton before training as a surgeon) but his gift for storytelling.
Rosand concludes that the opera's broad moral compass places it first in a long tradition of operatic works that embraces Mozart's Don Giovanni and Verdi's Don Carlos.
These devices come equipped with a broad range of sophisticated embedded sensors such as an accelerometer, gyroscope, GNSS, digital compass, GPS, microphone, light intensity sensor and camera [2].
Dictionary definitions of rock are problematic, not least because the term has different resonance in its British and American usages (the latter is broader in compass).
And it is a frightening and sobering example of how easily we can lose our broader moral compass when we get too passionate about any one issue.
