Sentence examples for the broader scope of from inspiring English sources

The Hermitage exhibition, which features about 500 objects, moves beyond Peter the Great's interest in the Netherlands to include the broader scope of the young czar's influence on Russian life.

"None of this detracts from the broader scope of the relationship," he said.

The broader scope of the agreement came about in part because of the way the United States trade representative's office fought for it.

That progression makes sense: while acting involves a very specific kind of ability and craft, directing gets to the broader scope of film-making.

Combining famous and little-known images, each carefully annotated grouping doesn't attempt to sum up a career; rather, it suggests the broader scope of the artist's range.

But the G.O.P. as a whole has moved to the right, so Romney is about average in the broader scope of history.

From the scores of people questioned this week, the broad scope of the inquiry was apparent.

Instead of diluting the award, several journalists said, the broad scope of the Peabodys burnished it.

"The 2012 nominees embody the broad scope of what 'rock'n'roll' means," said Hall of Fame CEO Joel Peresman.

Because of the broad scope of these talks, negotiators are grappling with many difficult issues.

That number alone suggests both the broad scope of the works on view and the rarity of the occasion.