Sentence examples for broadness of its from inspiring English sources

Underscoring the broadness of its appeal, it was published in separate editions with different covers for adults and children but with no text alterations.

While Beckett's portrait of life as atrophy may in every sense be bigger than usual in Ms. Warner's and Ms. Shaw's hands — from the broadness of its comedy to the harrowing depths of its anxiety — it never feels bent or warped.

Critics of "Captain Planet" have pointed to the broadness of its allegory (characters include "Kwame from Africa" and "Gi from Asia"), and the heavy-handedness of its plots (battles against a villain named Hoggish Greedly and a Pollution Syndicate), to suggest that it's less entertainment than a vehicle for "left-wing propaganda," as one watchdog group put it.

The supercell program should be treated as a completed software, even though we encourage users to suggest and/or implement improvements that would keep and possibly improve the broadness of its applicability.

"The broadness of it, the totality of the vision was so compelling," Burns said.

The eye-rolling broadness of his turn in "Broken Arrow" suddenly becomes a marvel of nuance and understatement.

Two of his last works, both here, are among his finest and fully represent the broadness of his vision.

Lindo, despite the broadness of his role, is surprisingly sharp in conveying the cold calculations that go on in Gibbons's mind.

The broadness of his personal experience can be summed up in the nickname he happily accepted during his two recent presidential campaigns, "the Cholo from Harvard," a reference to his American education and his Indian blood.

The most remarkable aspect of this skull is the broadness and flatness of its face something previously associated with much more recent hominins in conjunction with a smaller, ape-sized braincase.

FROM its place on the broadness of Chatsworth Avenue here, Encore glows its welcome.