Sentence examples for scope from the from inspiring English sources

The film covers a wide scope, from the inspirational writings of the naturalist John Muir in the 1800s up through 1980.

The London operations were far removed in size and scope from the New York headquarters of Mr. Madoff's trading and fund management operations.

Her plan, which hews closely to the one proposed by Vice President Al Gore, could not be further in details and scope from the ill-fated program she helped to mastermind in the early 1990's.

Widening his scope from the standard focus on the fifth century B.C., the author charts the religious, political and social history of the Acropolis from the Neolithic period to the present.

For weeks I played with my new scope from the roof of my building on the Lower East Side, counting the people on the observation deck of the Empire State Building and watching rooftop cocktail parties in SoHo.

It should be noted, however, that the show's title wickedly plays on "The Origin of the World," the title of Gustave Courbet's notorious 1866 painting of a naked female crotch, expanding its scope from the merely planetary to the intergalactic.

The screenplay, by Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof, has an epic scope: from these fragments the human race will eventually be born.

Any new cold war-type confrontation would differ in scope and range from the worldwide frozen conflict that dominated the latter half of the 20th century.

I notice this is a surprisingly short account of the year's Tony Awards as scoped from the press room.

Although they are all based on the idea of user-contributed annotations they differ significantly in their goals and scopes from the present project.

The total time taken for reprocessing was calculated by adding the observed time for the manual cleaning, leak testing, standard reprocessing time for each scope type, and removal of scopes from the reprocessors.