Sentence examples for broadest range of experience from inspiring English sources
For Farah Jasmine Griffin, the author of the recent "If You Can't Be Free, Be a Mystery," Holiday was "a foremother, a beloved and respected ancestor," whose singing articulated "the broadest range of experience and emotion and therefore the humanity of our lives as black people and as women".
Of the three candidates, Donohue, a longtime Bergen County resident who went to Dewitt Clinton High School in the Bronx, seems to have the broadest range of experience.
He started as an ethnographic filmmaker working mainly in Africa, and his chosen subject and field of activity provided an angle of insight into both the broadest range of experience and into his own medium.
The unicellular members of Group 1 have the broadest taxonomic range and the broadest range of putative foreign genes, from 11.6% (Cyanothece PCC 8801) to 38.2% (Microcystis aeruginosa NIES 843).
They make brand promises that resonate with customers and employees alike and then work hard to deliver on them, using the broadest range of creative, often cost-effective, tools to build consistently strong relationships and positive experiences.
His people tout him as the most acceptable candidate to the broadest range of Republicans.
But for older people, often using the broadest range of health and care services, the potential is enticing.
He was a deeply informed, largely self-educated aesthete, an authority on painting and sculpture, a connoisseur of the broadest range of literature.
I think we ought to do something similar with the defence of civil liberties through the inclusion of the broadest range of public opinion in the parliamentary process.
He said it was ARM's task to create the "broadest range of political support and to minimise the opposition [to a republic] wherever possible".
It will be in their long-term interest to establish distribution links with specialist equity-fund managers to offer their customers the broadest range of investment opportunities.
