Sentence examples for its breadth of from inspiring English sources

Similar to the Pompidou Center in Paris in its breadth of programming, it puts on temporary exhibitions — currently the photography of Jeff Wall and an acclaimed show of Polish contemporary art — accompanied by concerts, recitals, lectures and cinema, in a Victor Horta building that the director of the Palais, Paul Dujardin, describes as the "anti-Bilbao".

But for now, it's counting on its breadth of content, retail promotions and the quality of its service to help it stand out.

But Uber is focused on India's biggest cities, where it is rapidly expanding its breadth of services, which numbers four different rides in New Delhi: Uber Black, Uber X, Uber Go and (now) Uber Auto.

Nashville is called Music City for its recording studios and music clubs and the Athens of the South for its breadth of higher education (it is home to half a dozen four-year colleges and universities, led by Vanderbilt and Fisk).

As might its breadth of reference – although it's one Geordie bloke with an acoustic guitar, it draws inspiration from Tuvan throat-singing, African music and metal, as well as from the north-eastern folk tradition ("It's not folk music. I call it ritual community music, and I'm more interested in experimental music," he told me last year).

It was congratulated most frequently for its breadth of scope, the richness of its visuals, and the freedom it worked into its design.

In the crowded world of e-commerce, the giant retailer has tried to differentiate itself with its wide breadth of products, its competitive pricing and fast delivery.

But East Passyunk's current major draw is its impressive breadth of affordable shopping.

With its unique breadth of talented writers, The New Yorker sets the standard for journalistic and literary excellence.

The work's subtitle, "A Search for the American Character in and Around the White House, Past and Present," gives some indication of its daunting breadth of focus.

This is the same eclectic, omnivorous and often tangential style of research which gave Das Kapital its extraordinary breadth of reference.