They show us a virtual reality of great breadth; they offer us friendship and guidance in navigating it.
Out of the fertile marriage of line and fantastic subject matter is born a psychological dimension of great breadth.
"I'm so used to thinking of him as a foreign policy national security analyst of great breadth".
Still, in a big book crammed with facts, Mr. May combines diplomatic and military history in a critical inquiry of great breadth and understanding.
Now the state is creating history of great breadth and depth; before November, there was little weight of national history connected with Florida.
America and its allies have applied sanctions of great breadth and severity, bolstered on occasion by assassinations and cyber-assaults, all the while hoping for an Iranian climbdown that has yet to happen.
In the same vein, his discussion of the coming of "the Pill" in the 1960's, and of the social and behavioral changes that flowed from its ever widening use, make this a work of great breadth, insight and, yes, historical empathy.
"He is a remarkable scholar of great breadth and vitality, borne out of the fact that you will find on his résumé names as far ranging as Veronese, Titian, Carracci, Guido Reni, Van Dyck, Claude Lorrain, Poussin, Tiepolo, Lucian Freud, Cy Twombly and David Hockney," said Ian Wardropper, director of the Frick, in a statement.
Compared with other secondary research methods, such as traditional literature reviews, a mapping study provides an approach that facilitates an investigation of great breadth, while sacrificing depth [13].
The illusion is of great breadth, but Hermes, where entry is via a buzzer that leads to a telephone booth-like foyer and a second door, is only about the size of a cockpit.
"Their rump feathers are neither curved nor wreathed but are of great breadth and they trail them in the way peacocks trail their tails, when they neither straighten nor erect them: the feathers of these Indian cocks are in color golden and also dark-blue like the smaragdus".
