Sentence examples for scope as a from inspiring English sources

His limited scope as a tailor seems to be developing.

He set no time limit for his review of the project's scope as a whole.

"We Insist!" was not a commercial success, but it emboldened Mr. Roach to broaden his scope as a composer.

Dr. Ayala said he found it far more interesting to contemplate the way humans have improved their scope as a species by cultural evolution.

As Andrew later acknowledged, the No15 jersey had given the tall, athletic Elliott more scope as a dangerous broken-field runner, and he had kicked well too.

There are more than a few attempts to cut down Peter Jackson's Hobbit movies, though none quite so ambitious in scope as a new edit that has raised its small-but-perfectly formed head above the parapet this week.

The situation between Küchlüg and the Khwārezm-Shah sultan afforded scope as well as a pretext for the Mongols' westward advance, if only to restore the flow of trade.

"Behind Closed Doors: Art in the Spanish-American Home, 1492-1898," opening Sept. 20 at the Brooklyn Museum, promises a similar geographical and cultural scope as well as an equally gorgeous array.

Many lawyers already face falling incomes as a result of the shrinkage of the British economy and of London's scope as an international financial center.

It confirms Koons's scope as an artist unconfined by the conventional art world, whose work addresses everybody, including but not limited to those who may discern influences of Courbet, Brancusi, Duchamp, Dali, Warhol, and Disney.

"My purpose is to broaden my scope as an artist, not to choose a corner to hide in," he once told an interviewer who asked if he had hoped to specialize in Baroque music.