Sentence examples for sort of breadth from inspiring English sources

"Go to the biggest mountain bike race in the world and the total sort of breadth and size and exposure is 5 percent of what the Tour de France is," said Jonathan Vaughters, the Garmin-Sharp team manager.

While most retrospectives address this sort of breadth by sorting an artist's career chronologically into eras, Hilger decided it was more apt to organize Friedlander's oeuvre into ten thematic categories: Self-Portrait & Family in the Picture; Work & Collaboration; Flowers, Trees, & Stems; Landscapes; Nudes; Musicians; American Icons; Monuments; Sticks, Stones, & Letters; and Retrospective.

This approach was taken because it was realized at the outset that this sort of breadth and homogeneity (of low-dose evidence) does not yet exist in the literature.

I've always felt that Carr has the sort of emotional breadth of a cinematic figure who could support a film.

Regardless, it strikes me as the sort of piece the breadth of humanity could relate to.

To those who are paying attention, we now are all able to get the same sort of service, with far greater breadth and depth expertise.

Alexander Nicholson, the named plaintiff in the lawsuit, said "we sort of won the lottery," considering the breadth of the decision.

For our first foray into that territory, we commissioned a GIF each from seven artists who represent the breadth of the form to sort of put down a flag that says "this is what the GIF can be".

"He's that old-fashioned sort of naturalist who, through detailed observation and having a breadth of knowledge, can put all the pieces together.

He adds: "For me, this sort of exploration is best achieved by pairing a wide breadth of performance styles with visual artists.

And her version maintains enough allusive breadth to pique the interest of the sort of fan who might learn Elvish to dive deeper into Tolkien's universe, without sacrificing the original's page-turning appeal.