Sentence examples for covers many bases from inspiring English sources

The book covers many bases: the cruelty of children, the testing of physical and emotional boundaries, the fallibility of parents.

Palliative care covers many bases.

For Asian cuisine, Siam Orchid (762 21st Street) covers many bases and does it well: sushi, Thai curries & soups, and Japanese dishes.

To that end, the repertory — presented on two programs — covers many bases, including the 19th century (a "Swan Lake" pas de deux); the neo-Classical (Balanchine's "Agon"); and recent works like Robert Garland's 2012 "Gloria," an ode to the spiritual history of Harlem.

"Germany, Italy and Argentina are also strong contenders," said the number-crunchers in 2010, hedging their bets and attempting to cover many bases.

This brilliant 1978 hit encapsulates the Clash's ability to cover many bases simultaneously, yet at the time it was met with some confusion even among the band's own fans.

In all, Ms. Thomas's portraits, reclining odalisques and figure groups, and also her cacophonous landscapes and more sedate interiors cover many bases: aesthetic, political, art-historical and pop-cultural.

Jackson apparently was determined to cover many bases with very few words.

We tried to cover many bases with our collection of playlists from fitness celebrities, music professionals and others, but it's impossible to cater to everyone's taste (as any DJ knows).

Though it covers many of the expected bases, the book is notably sketchy in its discussion of Australia's Aborigines.

Ms. Bourgeois's sculptures in wood, steel, stone and cast rubber, often organic in form and sexually explicit, emotionally aggressive yet witty, covered many stylistic bases.