Sentence examples for in her comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Ardern herself, in her comprehensive response to the tragedy, appeared as a rebuke to the failures of others.

As Anne Parmly Toxey points out in her comprehensive 2011 study, "Materan Contradictions," Greeks, Romans, Longobards, Byzantines, Saracens, Swabians, Angevins, Aragonese, and Bourbons all passed through the town.

Mimi Sheraton, in her comprehensive "German Cookbook," notes that kugelhopfs (another name for bundkuchen), baked in "this high, round fluted center-tube mold," were traditionally known as "turban cakes".

In her comprehensive book "Is the U.S. Trade Deficit Sustainable?" Catherine L. Mann of the Institute for International Economics shows clearly that as Americans make more money, a higher proportion of their purchases is from abroad.

In her comprehensive piece on compound butter for The Washington Post in 2002, Renee Schettler offers a base recipe that starts with 1 stick (8 tablespounces ofnces) of butter.

As Victoria Glendinning makes clear in her comprehensive and eminently readable biography, it is an assessment born of ignorance of his varied accomplishments — perhaps, indeed, born of the fact that his accomplishments were so varied — and of the quiet complexity of his character, which was at once passionate, reserved and, above all, stoical.

In 1993, her comprehensive video diaries became a cultural point of interest after they garnered a spot in the Whitney Biennial.

As Wendy Doniger, a scholar of Indian religions at the University of Chicago, explains in her staggeringly comprehensive book, the British Indologists who sought to tame India's chaotic polytheisms had a "Protestant bias in favor of scripture".

If May wants to see what that looks like today she needs to look no further than her own back yard, where a vibrant cross-party campaign seems to be holding off the idea of a new grammar school annex in her currently comprehensive constituency.

In her first comprehensive solo exhibition in Germany, "Do You Want Me To Draw You A Diagram", artist Kaucyila Brooke uses humor to infiltrate rigid categories of thinking and create new mythologies.

Another, in New York, relayed that her "comprehensive medical insurance" wouldn't cover her childbirth at a birthing center at all, and she noted: "If I had used a medical doctor, medications and had a C-section with a hospital stay of one week, my coverage would have been 100 percent".