Sentence examples for comprehensive body of from inspiring English sources
No pianist of consequence had ever tried to present the complete Beethoven sonatas as a comprehensive body of work.
But a comprehensive body of that work, made available by a grand-niece, had its first showing last year in Santa Fe, N.M.
Although progressives failed in many respects, their legacy is reflected in the unprecedented and comprehensive body of reforms they established at the dawn of the 20th century.
Taken together, these legal reforms capture the essence of Jefferson's political philosophy, which was less a comprehensive body of thought than a visionary prescription.
He compiled a comprehensive body of analyses, measurements and other data into an atlas published by the National Institutes of Health, which distributed it as a reference to researchers worldwide.
Together, Ms. Smith and Mr. Morphy began to build systematically on the existing strengths of the collection, filling in gaps to try to create a comprehensive body of work representing the entire history and variety of Aboriginal art from northern and western Australia.
The World Justice Project Rule of Law Index is one of the most comprehensive bodies of work on this topic.
The Senior Courts of England and Wales, as a comprehensive body, sit below the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, which is the final court of appeal.
The empirical analysis of the policy development and the underlying driving forces are based on a comprehensive documentary body of material consisting of official documents published by the states, archival evidence, and secondary literature.
Some advocate a centralized world state, some favor a federal system with a comprehensive global body of limited coercive power, some would prefer international political institutions that are limited in scope and focus on particular concerns (e.g., war crimes, environmental preservation), and some defend a different alternative altogether.
As the work now stands, we believe it constitutes a comprehensive in vivo body of experimental data with several novel and well-documented biological findings, and therefore it makes sense to publish the body of work in essentially its present form.
