Sentence examples for seeing the scope from inspiring English sources

Now we are all seeing the scope of the second.

Seeing the scope of global biodiversity, and tracing how geography seemed to drive diversity, helped Darwin, Wallace, and other explorers in "Darwin's Armada" (McCalman 2009) overcome prior misconceptions about biology.

When I was young, my grandma and grandpa told me that Santa can look into a person's heart, truly seeing the scope of a child's deeds.

I can see the scope for Malaysia.

"Fifteen years ago, I was certain we would see the scope of the problem and do what was necessary to stop it.

But he added that despite the Tories' desire to see the scope of the BBC reduced there was no appetite to mortally damage the corporation.

You could see the scope of the problem at Our Lady of Refuge, a Roman Catholic church and school at Briggs Avenue and East 196th Street in the Bronx.

Tell religious charities they have legal rights only insofar as they serve their co-religionists, and you'll see the scope of their endeavors contract.This is utterly unconvincing.

"When you hear the different names and different professions, from very simple people to very high-level offices, you see the scope of the catastrophe that happened to our people and our country," said Dzhibladz.

"It's deceptively simple, but I see the scope in a game that's about managing strokes, the angle, the dynamics, and just going up and down!" The Last of Us was divisive.

Sarandos said fans would be "thrilled when they see the scope and scale and quality of the show" and said Netflix "better suits the size and vision of Charlie [Brooker]" and his fellow executive producer, Annabel Jones.