Sentence examples for such a broad cross section from inspiring English sources

It is truly stunning to encounter such a broad cross section of the student population in this manner.

By gaining such full disclosure from a broad cross section of the population, the I.R.S. was able to determine how much people in various income groups actually gave to charities, paid in state and local taxes, spent on medical care and allocated to other tax-deductible costs.

El Lissitzky, who had trained as an architect, also worked in a broad cross section of media such as graphics, print and exhibition design.

Since the definition of unclassified socioeconomic status encompasses a broad cross section of society, such as those adults who were permanently sick, were in long term unemployment, or had never worked to adults in full time education, this represents a limitation of our data.

"It's wonderful to have such a broad cross-section of people across this state," she told supporters in Nashville.

Another local business figure may be even better known to such a broad cross-section of the public than Yam: Li Ka-shing.

Nominally gay, Factory was in fact the first club in New York and probably anywhere else that attracted such a broad cross-section of the city: muscular Chelsea boys and outer-borough Italian-Americans; suit-clad yuppies; homothugs, banjee boys and voguers.

Those taken captive on Wednesday night represented a broad cross section of a new Russia.

Recent discs from artists representing a broad cross section of genres -- from R.&B.

Yad Sarah is widely visited by a broad cross section of Israelis, particularly the poor.

When science is framed this way, a broad cross section of Americans support it.