The fine tenor of Mr. Reeves had full scope in the portions of the score assigned to him, and Mr. Weiss had justice done to his weighty bass by the composer.
Sheridan's critical acumen and command over language had full scope in his oratory and were seen at their best in his speeches as manager of the unsuccessful impeachment of Warren Hastings, governor general of India.
Process philosophy has full systematic scope: its concern is with the dynamic sense of being as becoming or occurrence, the conditions of spatio-temporal existence, the kinds of dynamic entities, the relationship between mind and world, and the realization of values in action.
In Wally's A&M roster of two, he had the full scope of the '70s black American experience: a comedian and a folk singer, who together represented the pain, anger, flamboyance, dignity, and cartoonishness of those first post-civil rights figures.
But it is great to have the full scope of this little-known composer in one place.
Hammarskjold's ability to focus international attention on essential questions would have found full scope in this intensely troubling time.
However, leaders cannot claim to have the full scope of knowledge and capabilities required for creating a long-term, robust and implementable strategy.
The teams worked during and between two face-to-face sessions, having the full scope to choose the tools, the content, and the format of the output materials.
At the time, the industry didn't have a full scope understanding of how much food was being wasted.
Also, the NCAA-ISS does not consider injuries that occur outside of NCAA-sanctioned events and therefore may have underestimated the full scope of soccer injuries among these players.
Sillywood was built on interactive CD-ROMs, which, before people had grasped the full scope of the Internet, were widely regarded as the wave of the information and entertainment future.
