Sentence examples for gives breadth from inspiring English sources

It is the people's wind, and the earth's, which gives breadth and life to public art and political space.

That act immediately gave breadth to the museum's collection, whose core has always had a 20th-century focus.

Francis was a man of the church," and "simplicity and humility give breadth to the church," he added.

Best of all is the music, with Richard Brooker's superb sound design giving breadth and depth to Jason Carr's excellent band performing in an adjacent sound booth but seeming to be right in front of us.

She also likes United Technologies: "Poised to outperform in 2009, given breadth of portfolio from both end market and geographic standpoint".

The cellos worked hard to give breadth and solidity to the sound, while the percussion had a very bracing effect.

The book disseminates unique research investigations which give breadth and depth to the field of continuum mechanics and provide a vision for future advancements.

The contest-winning entries gave breadth to the game's variety of missions.

These ancillary stories give breadth to a novel which a biography doesn't offer, thus giving a broader window on the time period.

In 2005, the Brazilian Congress approved the Bio-safety Act, number 11105/2005, giving breadth to scientific development in the promising area of stem cell therapy and regenerative medicine.

He plays what he knows, and "Have Fork, Will Travel" gives full breadth to his persona.