Special effects embrace a wide array of photographic, mechanical, pyrotechnic, and model-making skills.
The widely distributed writing credits (featuring seven people, Swanberg and six of the actors) recall those of the Italian neo-realist films, the scripts of which passed through enough hands to embrace a wide array of perspectives.
The energy report had embraced a wide array of proposals that the executives advanced in private meetings with Mr. Cheney and documents submitted to members of the task force that formulated a national energy policy.
Jeb Bush likes to present himself as contemplative, embracing a wide array of ideas and influences.
The story for Ginsberg stretches back to the year 1971 wherein the poet called upon Bob Dylan, who had recently relocated back to Greenwich Village, to record songs that he'd written embracing a wide array of themes traversing homosexuality, politics, and governmental shenanigans, among other topics.
As always, the finalists cover a wide array of topics.
In the 1960s and '70s, a rebellious generation embraced hallucinogens and a wide array of street drugs to "turn on, tune in and drop out". Almost half a century later, magic mushrooms, LSD, Ecstasy and ketamine are being studied for legitimate therapeutic uses.
Putting theory aside, Glee's embrace of music from a wide array of generations has provided extraordinarily salient opportunities for connection with my students.
This Herzog-ian encounter has given birth to a wide array of works that embrace the fields of music, video, documentary, and other digital formats.
The effort, organized by the American Academy of Pediatrics, reflects the growing alarm among a wide array of groups over Trump's embrace of discredited claims about vaccine safety.
For instance, a wide array of intellectuals of the nineteenth and the early twentieth century had embraced the idea of authenticity, and even radicalized it by resisting established codes and publicly defending alternative, "artistic" or "bohemian" modes of life.
