Sentence examples for much wider world from inspiring English sources
Its Army officers have lived in a much wider world than the P.L.A.'s commanders had known.
"Sam's Town" (Island), strives to address a much wider world — a hometown, family memories, even the nature of America.
At school he became increasingly conscious of the eurocentric focus of history teaching, and keen to learn more about the past of a much wider world.
Mr Cartier-Bresson's fame, which grew despite his efforts to avoid it, reminds a much wider world of its persistent admiration for unassuming genius, and of the dwindling stock of targets for that admiration.
Within the tight world of Whitehall and the much wider world of child welfare, the senior civil servant Rupert Hughes, who has died aged 80, was a heroic figure.
But Gottlieb, who is not an academic and spent much of his career as a journalist — he is a former executive editor of The Economist — sees that they were situated in a much wider world.
Therefore, the only fundamental barrier to its application in the much wider RDF world in general is the identification of procedures that automatically annotate knowledge bases represented in that format so that they recognize its terminology and assertion components.
That Bush was anti-intellectual, and often guilty of malapropisms and mispronunciations ("nucular"), formed part of the liberal aversion to him: he didn't know much about the wider world, and did not much care to learn.
"I don't think much about the wider world.
Even your leaders don't count for much in the wider world.
But the intertwined issues of trust and seismic shocks to the system spread much wider in a world where the certainties assumed by earlier generations have crumbled.
