Sentence examples for the breadth range from inspiring English sources

But this hefty, handsome volume reveals anew the breadth, range and sheer fecundity of a central figure — maybe the central figure — in the evolution of the American musical theater.

What he finds most gratifying about having written "Life" is the chance for both him and his readers to grasp the breadth and range of this book's material.

We need to remind people of the breadth and range of our ambition.

It shows the breadth and range of press misconduct, including "despicable" intrusion into people's lives.

We wouldn't axe all of them, but we have to look at the breadth and range of what we run".

Even after Vampyr (1932), his other best-known film, is added to the four masterpieces cited above, you are still some distance from defining the breadth and range of his work.

If viewing patterns fluctuate and fans snack on football in different ways that is fine by them – as long as those supporters are still shelling out every month and are happy with the breadth and range of content and technology on offer.

Although the business has moved on in terms of the breadth of range and is becoming increasingly fashionable and available through a combination of its own quirky shops and space in such retailers as John Lewis, it remains in touch with its roots in an operation that involved Joule selling to horsey folk and other country people at events around the shires.

This article aims to give you a sense of the breadth and range of the possibilities open to you and a general sense of what nonprofits have to offer.

Ion Trewin, literary director of the prize, said: "Every year we look for a different mix of judges and I'm particularly delighted by the breadth and range of interests of the 2011 team".

Judging for the Experimental category, filmmaker and photographer Charlie White said, "I was extremely impressed by the breadth and range of the experimental films, from the momentous made morbid to the domestic made dance".