Sentence examples for in its wider from inspiring English sources

In its wider sense it signifies all the successive esoteric movements in Judaism that evolved from the end of the period of the Second Temple and became active factors in Jewish history".

Setting the law in its wider social historical context it traces marriage from its formation through to its breakdown.

This has led to widespread accusations, denied by Saudi Arabia, that it is a media weapon in its wider political dispute designed to weaken Qatar's economy.

In its wider, lower valley of Strathspey, it swings between great sweeps of terraces and finally enters the sea by a shifting mouth across a shingle spit between Buckie and Lossiemouth.

The open-sourcing move, in that sense, could also be a sign of how Nest is changing its bigger outlook at what kind of role it can and should play in its wider connected home ambitions.

It may actually be an anti-epilepsy medication in its wider sense, and what I would hope is that it may open up a completely new avenue of treatment options for patients with epilepsy".

I'm not sure Facebook will give up so quickly and it will be worth watching what kind of workarounds, if any, it comes up with to continue in its wider strategy to "connect" us all.

It's one thing to shoot it, it's another thing to watch it all in its wide glory".

That prevented Engelbart from collecting royalties on the device when it was in its widest use.

But in its widest sense, it can mean limiting exhibits, plays, film showings – cultural activities".

In its widest interpretation it is understood to deal with every kind of synchronic variation in language other than what can be ascribed to differences of regional dialect.