It has brought me in fuller touch with a wide-cross section of humanity.
Out of the 10,920 of my fellow Chatroulette participants, my "Roulettees" were a good cross section of Internet humanity.
All around me were fellow pilgrims, a cross-section of humanity.
In terms of geography, my practice area is relatively narrow – it's still possible to visit all of my patients by bicycle – but the cross-section of humanity it encompasses is broad.
But he admits that his findings have limited value, because they rely entirely on self-reports, which are notoriously unreliable about sex, and did not examine a true cross-section of humanity.
In terms of geography my practice area is relatively narrow – it's still possible to visit all of my patients by bicycle – but the cross-section of humanity it encompasses is broad.
After the war, Drazin ran a Bethesda-based printing business before taking over his mother-in-law's liquor store at 14th and Harvard streets NW, where he befriended a broad cross-section of humanity.
For Jason Crabtree, a 33-year-old software writer, and his wife, Melissa, 29, this storied rural resting place, established in 1836, offered "a cross-section of humanity you don't usually see," said Mr. Crabtree, explaining the couple's predilection for weekend cemetery visits.
He plans to take the dipping performances around the world, to Los Angeles and to his home town of Belfast, so as to involve "as wide a cross-section of humanity as possible, both in terms of the people who sit and the audience members, who I'm depending on to remember".
From John Ford's dustbowl Okies in The Grapes of Wrath to the Hollywood director character hoping to expose the suffering of the common man in Preston Sturges Sullivann's Travels, railyards, jalopies and coach buses were the perfect forums in which to present a cross-section of humanity.
