Sentence examples for of immense breadth from inspiring English sources

The Seine, here of immense breadth, at first slightly curving runs for the last mile above Surennes in one long straight reach, with a bank rising on one side and a long line of trees and willows on the other.

The result was a project of immense breadth and scale, producing almost 22,000 images over five years that spanned the continent, from kitsch New York suburbia to polluted Louisiana beaches; sprawling Texas motorways to chemical spills in Kentucky; sun-bleached farmers in Minnesota to black muslims in Chicago.

This essay, from For the Time Being (1989), offers an in-depth examination of the life and thought of the Jesuit paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin – a thinker of immense breadth and depth whose writing, like Dillard's, walks a line between materialism and mysticism.

In works from the 80s- Octet: A Grand Fantasia, Oboe Concerto, and Symphonies No. 5 and 6- he synthesized his wanderings through musical time, forging a personal post-tonal language of immense breadth and expressivity.

So how did they create an album of such immense breadth and beauty from curios found in op-shop bargain bins?

The number of references hint at the immense breadth of corruption U.S. Justice Department prosecutors attribute to him during his nearly three-decade tenure as a member of FIFA's executive committee.

North Uist is in the utter west, and the immense breadth of ocean creates the white beaches out of shells ground down and thrown up on the first landfall it encounters.

To be sure, each essay demonstrates an immense breadth of learning, and there are occasional moments of fine phrasing, as when Mr Coetzee observes of Jorge Luis Borges's teasing fiction that it "takes its course with the certainty of a game of chess in which the reader is always a move behind the author".

One can see an immense breadth of mathematics and its simplicity in the works of this research.

The other day I was trying to reclassify some of my music, and I realized terms like Pop, Alternative, and even Rock are poorly suited to today's immense breadth of music offerings (and WTF is Adult Alternative anyway???).

"Kunta" is a clear split between Lamar's first and second singles from "Butterfly": the joyful, Isley Brotherself-loveg self-love anthem "i" and the blisteringly dark, self-loathing "The Blacker the Berry," which critics -- including our own -- have lauded for displaying the immense breadth of complex emotions that are slated to arrive with Lamar's album later this month.