Sentence examples for exceptionally wide spectrum from inspiring English sources

Over 24 hours between New Year's Eve 1989 and New Year's Day 1990, she took part in The Time Show organized by The Artists Village, which has been described as "definitely a high point in the history of art in Singapore when an exceptionally wide spectrum of artists expressing in an equally wide range of mediums participated in a single art event".

I will mention only that he (here, as throughout the work) appeals to an exceptionally broad spectrum of primary source material, making his analysis wide-ranging and comprehensive.

F-Chemistry is topped off with a review on 6- l-[F]FDOPA, the most popular PET-neurotracer with an exceptionally broad spectrum of applications.

13 The term "congenital anomaly" covers a wide spectrum from the relatively minor to those with an exceptionally poor prognostic outcome, and it is the latter that will be most affected by secondary preventative measures.

Romário targets a wide spectrum.

But Boko Haram covers a wide spectrum.

Wood's work covers a wide spectrum.

The term Islamist covers a wide spectrum.

I needed to have that wide spectrum.

Al-Ṭūsī was a man of exceptionally wide erudition.

There's a wide spectrum of democracy in the system.