Sentence examples for much wider circle from inspiring English sources

For example, a graphic designer should make their skills known to a much wider circle of creatives, say, photographer, artists, and illustrators.

I had a much wider circle of acquaintances.

An investigation by BBC reporter Angus Stickler in 2000 revealed allegations of a much wider circle of abuse than that uncovered by the inquiry.

Whereas working-class families have friends who tend to know each other (because they live in the same neighbourhood), professional families have much wider circles.

He "remains an enormously popular figure not only with the extremists and radicals who form his main support group, but in much wider circles in the Muslim and more particularly in the Arab world," Mr. Lewis said.

It won 6.5percentt of the vote in the last election, but its circle of influence is much wider.

Celebrations of the publisher's 60th anniversary in 2005 helped bring him out of the circle of professional and academic admirers to a much wider audience.

In Egypt, he said, the array of interests that benefit from corruption is much wider than in Tunisia, where it was restricted to a small circle around the president.

In Hiroshima, John Hersey noted that even those who had been trained to deal with death and the dying "were staggered by so much raw flesh" - and were "dazed, overwhelmed, and unable to comprehend the wider circle of misery".

He also confirmed, within the MJQ and outside it, that subtle arrangement - sometimes disapproved of in the more cliffhanging of jazz circles - could make the difference between a specialised audience and a much wider one.

But the problem is much wider.