Sentence examples for scope variety from inspiring English sources

We first visited Heligan, now 80 acres, only a few years into its rescue, and we too were captivated by its scope, variety and deeply romantic character.

Chair of the judges Kirsty Lang said she was "extremely pleased" to see Sadie Jones's The Outcast, Heather O'Neill's Lullabies for Little Criminals and Patricia Wood's Lottery make the shortlist alongside some very established authors "on a list that reflects the scope, variety and international breadth of the Orange prize".

The rich scope, variety, and significance of this two millennia-old tradition are out of reach; see Kruft (1994) or Mallgrave (2005) for thorough histories of these traditions.

This is theoretically positive, in that it encourages a diversity of both creators and creations, broadening the medium's scope and variety.

We love the scope and variety of her choices, and the emphasis on using The Times to explore ethics.

It's a staggering achievement of rare scope and variety, an album that builds on Nostalgia, Ultra's foundations and brings that vision to completion.

The North Dakota Ojibwe reservation in your novels has frequently been compared to Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County for its scope and variety of characters.

The dictates of the Jaina religion, which emphasizes the detachment of the Tīrthaṅkaras from the world, left little scope for variety of representation (see Tīrthaṅkara).

"Slaughterhouse-Five" is Vonnegut's tribute to the strain imposed on his conscience by the fact that he survived, and by his increasing awareness, since the war, of the scope and variety of death.

Besides giving a flavour of the scope and variety of the musical traditions that the European colonists brought with them to South America, the Edinburgh International festival's Greyfriars series has been an opportunity to see how different groups vary in their interpretations.

The scope and variety of the life he describes, his understanding and vivid realising of circumstance and his insight into character, and chiefly his power of lighting a train of ordinary events to blaze up into singular significance, make "Sons and Lovers" stand out from the fiction of the day as an achievement of the first quality.