Sentence examples for far the widest from inspiring English sources

And it had by far the widest selection.

The film expands to about 250 cinemas from its second weekend, by far the widest play for a Leigh title.

That was by far the widest margin of victory in any of the past four presidential elections, all of which have gone to a second round.

Though China is not the only country affected – India's situation is similar – it has by far the widest gap; its one-child policy has exacerbated the problem.

He has by far the widest and most genuine smile in Muhammad's photo the folds under both of his reddish cheeks ripple.

And Aesop Rock uses by far the widest range of words among the 85 rappers tested, much wider than Shakespeare's would have been in a comparable analysis of his plays.

If France embraces the far right, the wider impact will be far more serious than it was with, say, Hungary's illiberal slide.

Stanley Miller, by contrast, though lauded by his peers, languishes in obscurity as far as the wider world is concerned.

But it is certain to extend far beyond the wide Missouri.

So far, perhaps surprisingly, the wider public has shown little interest.

Money, migrant labour and the pilgrimage to Mecca have spread far and wide the Saudis' bleak desert version of Islam.