Sentence examples for character and scope from inspiring English sources

I think that's a lot different in character and scope.

"The N.Y.P.D. has deceived this court and counsel, as well as the public, concerning the character and scope of its activities in violation of the guidelines," the legal filing, signed by one of the lawyers, Paul G. Chevigny, stated.

Where Arrested Development's parallax is largely structural, The Wire and Game of Thrones use it at the level of character and scope of world, fostering gradual accumulation through the medium's long format.

Several pressing, competing health needs must be considered in thinking about the character, size, and scope of a global imaging program.

Although the scope, character and content of headache practice have changed markedly during recent years, the principal driver has been the introduction of new drugs.

For not all who have traditionally identified themselves as Arminians are fully committed to the idea that God's love is both unconditional in its character and unlimited in its scope.

Most patients suffering from headache who receive timely and good-quality health care can expect this care to be effective, restoring quality of life [12], but good quality in health care has not been the automatic result of the marked changes in scope, character and content of headache practice and care that have occurred during the last years.

The cast of characters, atmospheric surroundings, enormous size and scope of gameplay made it a game that players could lose themselves in for many hours.

"My dad doesn't have to suffer the way he suffered because I'm able to experience that character in all of his complexities and scope and humanity".

For a far finer "Don Quixote" — one that gives dignity and scope to its title character and Sancho Panza — you need only consult the new DVD of Mr. Ratmansky's recent production for the Dutch National Ballet.

His explorations of the character, scope and complexity of humane knowledge offer strength to those who seek to develop a philosophy of the humanities to supplement or rival the philosophy of science and expand our philosophical understanding of human knowledge.