Sentence examples for his widest from inspiring English sources

But he made perhaps his widest impact off the track.

Stravinsky catapulted Takemitsu to fame, but film scores brought the composer to his widest public.

Mr Blair sought to reimpose his authority by implementing his widest ever ministerial reshuffle yesterday, including the sacking of the home secretary, Charles Clarke.

Dr. Reubin Andres, a gerontologist who advanced the study of diabetes but gained his widest attention for arguing controversially that weight gain in older people increases longevity, died on Sept. 23 at his home in Baltimore.

A painter of vigorous figurative abstractions, Herbert Gentry received his widest exposure in this country four years ago when he was featured in "Explorations in the City of Light: African-American Artists in Paris, 1945-1965," an exhibition that circulated to a number of United States museums.

The reality is that Dangerous is Jackson at the very peak of his powers, with his widest ever emotional range set to production that makes new jack swing seem much more than just lame dance moves and fluorescent man-made fibres.

Wood chips hung in his wide mustache.

His wide interests came through in interviews.

Bento has his wide players switching flanks.

This idea, plus his religiosity, undergird his wider politics.

But his wider and wilder swipes are startlingly wrong.