Sentence examples for surprising breadth from inspiring English sources

Two notable exceptions are the very hip Indigo in Bombay, with its eclectic wine list, which boasts better Indian wines and Diva, the darling of Delhi's Italian ex-patriot community, which offers surprising breadth, from champagnes to grappas.

The surprising breadth of the cohesive energy density (CED) range corresponding to this spectrum is roughly comparable to the breadth of the CED range of small molecule solvents that swell a given glassy polymer heavily, and much smaller than the breadth of the CED range of miscibility seen in a polymer/polymer blend series.

Evident in this year's changeable smorgasbord, laid out on Thursday evening and served up with varying courses through Sunday afternoon, was the surprising stylistic breadth Mr. Peskanov's neighborly open-mindedness has welcomed.

With a deftness that is surprising, given the breadth of experience she has chosen to include in her panoramic view of American society, Ms. Vogel links these stories together cleanly and efficiently.

Their answers were surprising, both in their breadth — everything from $250 million to "we pay you to take this off our hands" — and, for some, in their optimism, especially for The Globe's digital properties.

Many secondary survey results were sufficiently compelling in content and breadth, even surprising, that we feel confident in presenting them to the Dean's office, departmental chairs, and elsewhere.

A new analysis (read it here) by business group E2 Environmental Entrepreneurss) and energy efficiency group E4TheFuture yields some surprising details about the size and breadth of that workforce.

The breadth of opposition is hardly surprising.

A surprising thing about this show is the breadth of David Shrigley's practice.

Because the V3 N-terminal region is a fairly heterogeneous region of epitope specificity, it is perhaps not surprising that Ab QA255.105 displayed limited ADCC breadth.

But his masterstroke was hiring Thomas Earl McKenzie, 34 (no relation), an experienced Alabaman stillman whose sly drawl is as surprising in these parts as is the accomplished breadth of his handiwork.