Sentence examples for broaden his scope from inspiring English sources

Nor was he frightened to appear at smaller theatres in efforts to broaden his scope.

"We Insist!" was not a commercial success, but it emboldened Mr. Roach to broaden his scope as a composer.

He came here to pursue further studies in sustainability and business to broaden his scope and increase his impact potential.

To judge by the chrome-plated bust of Fuller, or his bronze of George Gershwin, which succeed in making both men look as if they were obscure central European dictators, Noguchi was well advised to broaden his scope from a narrow definition of sculpture.

To keep going, Mr. Levine had to broaden his scope - to Hollywood, to Nashville, to Off Broadway and, most recently, to historical overviews tracing songwriting from the heyday of Tin Pan Alley (1880 to 1930) and continuing with a series on songwriting during the 30's.

Yew arrived on the L.A. scene as a playwright and credits Dang with helping him broaden his scope.

Its darting pace fits with the audible enthusiasm of an artist broadening his scope.

And has broadened his scope to cover the entire history of the New York Yankees, from the Babe to Lou to Yogi to the Mick to Reggie to Derek.

Even then, he was eager for information about new trends in dance, and it seems from the reports of his death that he had successfully broadened his scope.

Baxter broadens his scope to investigate campaigns against other destructive golf courses in Dubrovnik, Nevada and Long Island, which is laudable but muddles the focus.

For years, he performed exclusively in clubs or at the annual drag celebration called Wigstock, but lately he's broadened his scope.