Sentence examples for broad panorama from inspiring English sources

Fair enough, but what has Mata Hari, who was born in 1876, to do with this broad panorama?

Jon Mooallem nicely encapsulates for the general reader a broad panorama of observation, research and interpretation concerning a relatively little-known and probably somewhat hidden aspect of biology.

The ambitious novel Popioły, 3 vol. (1904; Ashes, filmed 1965), a broad panorama of the Napoleonic Wars, firmly established his reputation.

The jacket of his first book, Any Objections, published in 1998, shows a broad panorama of male sunbathers lounging with each other on Rio's Ipanema beach.

Mr. Heymann says his ambition is a "systematic" survey of American classical music -- "not just focusing on well-known composers, but a broad panorama".

The view from here is a broad panorama - across the tenement valleys of Inwood and Washington Heights to housing projects in the Bronx and the apartment towers of Riverdale rising from leafy Inwood Hill Park.

That tantalizing opening made readers long for the characters to be revealed and defined in a broader panorama.

The vice president gets a note or two as well, but Lula's best when she's surprised by the broader panorama of American life.

It creates a broader panorama, offering not one perspective but three: those of the Union, the Confederacy and the African-Americans.

In a broader panorama he has caught a man relaxing on a bench in Brooklyn Heights, face up to the sun, arms stretched along a railing, with the whole of Lower Manhattan spread out before him (1954).

On the other hand, molecular studies may demonstrate the presence of circulating genome from the parasite given a broader panorama of the epidemiological situation of T. gondii in the studied population.