Sentence examples for striking breadth from inspiring English sources

An agenda of striking breadth, it has positioned Mr. Botstein as a salutary force in a music industry plagued with self-doubt and widely perceived to be flagging.

The Dell strategy is not only striking in its breadth, but it also amounts to drawing a bull's-eye on Hewlett-Packard.

The decree itself is self-explanatory about the intention to slaughter not only the diversity of opinion, but also striking in its breadth of liquidation.

What is striking, though, is the breadth of ire that extends beyond stop-and-frisk.

This—"the rest"—is D'Agata's definition of the essay, which leaves him room to trace the genre's American flowering with a striking, and, in the end, unconvincing, breadth.

Mr. Carter's writing is extraordinarily compact these days, and this nine-minute score is rich in striking contrasts in both texture and breadth of range — its ear-catching opening chord includes a piercing piccolo note at the top and a growling contrabassoon tone at the bottom — as well as gesture and harmony.

What is particularly striking about this dry spell is its breadth.

"The scale and breadth of this squeeze are striking … When growth is sluggish … workers are getting a smaller morsel of a smaller slice of a slow-growing pie".

Joanna Trollope, the chair of judges, said the breadth of subject matter was particularly striking.

It's striking how often people who claim that they have breadth, popularity and (the dread word) "accessibility" so often find it impossible to conceal a cringing narrowness.

What's striking about Sheehan is how casually he connects his unusual breadth of experience to his present job.