Sentence examples for ranging wider from inspiring English sources

The Keywords exhibition at Tate Liverpool, subtitled Art, Culture and Society in 1980s Britain but ranging wider than that decade, uses some of the book's terms to frame and organise almost 60 modern artworks, some of them more lurid or polemical than Williams might have chosen.

Nevertheless, Brittan emphasised the strengths of the treatise by remarking that it can be understood as "an enjoyable romp through history, in part anticipating some of the 1945 History of Western Philosophy, but ranging wider" (Russell 1938 vii).

Ranging wide, he was not always right or consistent.

Nor does it mean detentions that range wider than any coup might justify.

Deane ranges wider, according to his interest- rate hunches.

(His influences range wide).

WHEN it comes to making a pot of chili, the possibilities range wide.

Overbay ranged wide to his right but couldn't get it, and then Cano bobbled it.

The Lover is both very specific and very vague, and it ranges wide in time and perspective.

Reading can make your vocabulary range wider and maybe more intelligent.

And Kurlansky ranges even wider.