Sentence examples for of remarkable scope from inspiring English sources

John West's History of Tasmania (1852) was a work of remarkable scope and insight.

But his description of the ndeup also reflects the remarkable scope of Mr. Solomon's book: its depth, its breadth and its vitality.

And at any time of year Lapland offers remarkable scope for activity and adventure.

Dated April this year, the papers describe the remarkable scope of a previously undisclosed "snooping" operation which gave the NSA and the FBI easy access to the systems of nine of the world's biggest internet companies.

An expatriate based since 1948 in France, he is coming home this week to New York, his native city, where he is orchestrating a festival for himself that will showcase the remarkable scope of his life's production -- and prove that it will last a lot longer than two seconds.

Despite the remarkable scope of metagenomics, it still has many shortcomings.

Harvard's president, Drew Gilpin Faust, said Professor Minow was a well-respected teacher, mentor and colleague and "scholar of remarkable intelligence, imagination and scope".

A faulty deflection, although Bird wrote: 'This move initiates a combination of remarkable interest, besides affording scope for some of the best play of both these well-known players.' 29...Bxa5?

The result is one of remarkable comfort.

The abandonment of the president by the financial sector has, indeed, been remarkable in scope and speed.

Susan Kassapian, a department lawyer, contended that the company had shed even the veneer of decency and accumulated a list of civil and criminal violations that was remarkable for its scope and scale.