Sentence examples for of some breadth from inspiring English sources

Chéreau disliked grand opera, but said: "After Bayreuth, I felt the need to work on a theatrical project of some breadth .

The neutralizing antibody titres demonstrated here were against a heterologous clade C Env-pseudotyped virus, demonstrating some breadth of activity.

But in selecting his cabinet, Mr. Bush has showcased some of the breadth of the conservative movement.

Together, they help to illustrate some of the breadth and scope of the Trust's work in 2016.

"You lose some of the breadth of the color spectrum that you see in the natural world," Mr. Semenza said of the process.

Not all of this year's events will be filmed, but we hope that the virtual Festival will offer some of the breadth and dynamism of the live one.

Four exhibition titles indicate some of this breadth: "Art/ Artifact: African Art in Anthropology Collections" (1988), "Wild Spirits/Strong Medicine: African Art and the Wilderness" (1989), "Close Up: Lessons in the Art of Seeing African Art" (1990) and "Exhibitionism: Museums and African Art" (1994).

In the spirit of Glenn, I will provide an overview of our activities at the Berkeley Applied Nuclear Physics program reflecting some of the breadth of radiation detection technologies and their applications ranging from fundamental studies in physics to biomedical imaging and to nuclear security.

The tablet has some of the breadth and built-in awareness of smartphones, but the larger screen is more than just a size increase, from a game design perspective.

Through such close examination, the explanatory depth of the theory would be enhanced, although some of its breadth would be lost.

The following list of possible sub-topics gives some idea of the full breadth of this topic:.