Sentence examples similar to in what ambit from inspiring English sources

Édouard Manet and Degas encouraged Gauguin to pursue his work, and, with little academic training, he became the first major artist formed in the ambit of what was not yet called the avant-garde.

It includes anyone who fell within the ambit of what the shooter was doing in the months leading up to the crime".

After all, there are plenty of highly successful companies which have never worried too much about what currently falls within the ambit of corporate social responsibility (CSR).

It's an expression I've not heard since my own days in the ambit of Italy's radical movement during the 1970s, when revolutionaries used it to describe the morality of what they saw as a dual establishment of Christian democracy and the communist party, against which they pitched themselves with equal tenacity.

In this ambit, at least, the progress attained in the past eight years should continue.

"I think there's a fair amount of envy," said one fellow in this ambit.

Mr. Hazare wants the prime minister and the judiciary to be included in its ambit.

But the result is oddly minor, so local in its ambit that it almost disappears.

In the ambit of Bush the President, piety is next to godliness.

As a result, the law poses "a danger of sweeping in its ambit moral innocents," the judges said.

You can neither stop it nor escape it, but lie there chained, a helpless little doll swept away by the giant colossus in whose ambit it expires.