Sentence examples for the breathtaking scope from inspiring English sources

The breathtaking scope of some deals galvanizes opponents.

The N.S.A.'s lame explanation for the breathtaking scope of its mistakes was that "we're a human-run agency operating in a complex environment," according to one unnamed senior official.

Giving Iago an omnipresent shape helps an audience imagine the breathtaking scope of his subterfuge as he creates the circumstances in which a man might be falsely convinced that a loyal wife is straying.

The breathtaking scope of Karl Lagerfeld's mock-supermarket set for his Chanel show, a spectacle that took up the entire Grand Palais, dwarfed earlier Chanel extravaganzas, which was no mean feat — it made the iceberg he hauled down from Sweden four years ago seem like a soggy pile of nothing.

In Part 1 of this article, I described the breathtaking scope and agility of some of Russia's interventions in the 2016 presidential election and the network that enabled them.

But HBO executives do want enough viewers, positive reviews and cultural buzz for "Westworld" to justify a price tag that, while they won't divulge it, can't be cheap, considering the decorated cast and breathtaking scope on display.

It's impossible to envisage the amber-eyed fighter Varjak other than in McKean's lean, angular interpretation; and the galactic quest at the heart of Phoenix would lose much of its breathtaking scope and feel if the book's interwoven images were lost.

Baron added that the Snowden documents "have revealed government surveillance of breathtaking scope and intrusiveness" and the result "has been an important public policy debate about the proper balance between privacy and national security".

Updike's first nonfictioncollection in eight years displays breathtaking scope aswell as the author's seeming inability to write badly.

The markdowns seemed to catch the venture community by surprise, partly because of their breathtaking scope but also because venture capitalists tend to hold their investments at cost.

Browder's book is, to my knowledge, the first unveiling of the intrinsically mafia-like nature of Putinism in all its breathtaking scope and horror.