Sentence examples for broad varied from inspiring English sources

In his 18 years with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Sir Simon completely rejuvenated the musicians with electric performances of unusual repertoire, giving the orchestra a high profile and a broad, varied audience.

But in terms of a broad, varied range of books, widely available in a dedicated bookshop – well, Borders has gone, and Waterstone's (which has already announced it is losing 20 shops this year) could well have to thin down even further.

The remit of the job is very broad, varied, and interesting and encompasses the following tasks.

I can't think of another console that boasts such a broad, varied selection of genuine classics.

Arriving in Rome around A.D. 64, he spent much of the next four decades composing short topical verse about life in the big city, an urban panorama as broad, as varied and as full of depraved humanity as any to have survived from classical times.

A. My work comes out of my life experience, and that experience is broad and varied.

They keep their compositions lean and their harmonies broad and varied.

But the arcane joystick movements required to handle the game's ever-expanding character roster is broad and varied.

They focused instead on how competing cultures melded to create a singular heritage that was nevertheless broad and varied.

Unlike medieval Kabbala, which experienced a broad and varied development starting in the second half of the 13th century, the movement designated as German, or Ashkenazic (from a biblical place-name conventionally used to designate Germany), Hasidism hardly survived as a living and independent current beyond the second quarter of the 13th century (it has no connection with modern Hasidism).

The practical goals of the field are broad and varied.