Sentence examples for from the gamut from inspiring English sources

From the gamut of games played by the upper and middle classes, the industrial workers of Europe and Latin America, like the indigenous population of Africa, appropriated football as their own.

Essentially a studio-based duo, Steely Dan drew from the gamut of American musical styles to create some of the most intelligent and complex pop music of the 1970s.

Today, theScore announced that it's bringing live sports scores and news from the gamut of top sports leagues, including the NBA, MLB, NFL, NHL and EPL soccer, starting next month.

Tastes are far from homogenous, running the gamut from gaudy to experimental, ultramodern to traditional.

The tweets, most of which came from 2011 and 2012, ran the gamut from racist, to sexist, to anti-semitic, and beyond.

All medical procedures have risks, but the most common complications from egg harvesting run the gamut from infections to sterility.

They run the gamut from panicky to sophisticated, from bitter to confused.

Harambe memes have spanned the gamut from darkly humorous to poignant, from logical to surreal.

Ceremonial speeches run the gamut from wedding toasts to eulogies, from graduation speeches to farewell addresses.

The card table runs the gamut from A-list (hand-written note from Adele) to Paperchase.

Portions run the gamut from idiosyncratic to infuriating.