Sentence examples for sense of the scope from inspiring English sources
AMY DAVIDSON: Can you give a sense of the scope of the Three Gorges Dam project?
"[The global satellite tracking] gives you a sense of the scope..
Bandying about a few numbers and high points gives a sense of the scope.
A snapshot of a few projects gives a sense of the scope of what could come.
You kind of get a sense of the scope and depth of the field.
But beyond that, he and his aides have given no sense of the scope of the search.
The image of the footnote, below, gives a sense of both the scope of what went wrong and what we still don't know; it is riddled with redactions.
You should be able to get a sense of both the scope and depth of available courses and determine whether there are several professors who offer courses in your areas of interest.
Moreover, they give the reader a sense both of the scope of the field as it is currently emerging and the direction that the debates seem to be taking.
To get a more concrete sense of the actual scope and nature of the protests, I collected data from online Persian media, local websites and interviews with local Iranians.
As anyone familiar with Sebald's way of thinking will know, for an artist in search of residual meaning in a world that may have lost its sense of the larger scope of things, the incidental is never just incidental; it may be the only meaning that remains.
