Sentence examples for the remarkable breadth from inspiring English sources

Beyond widening the remarkable breadth of Vienna-associated material covered over the weekend still further, it added little but anticlimax.

This is a site aimed at a wider market, a wider audience, to show the remarkable breadth of what he did".

John Zorn is known for the remarkable breadth of his work – he has tackled everything from punk to opera – and on Wednesday the second of Adelaide festival's four-night retrospective focused on his classical repertoire.

You can read that review in full here or read and extract from it below John Zorn is known for the remarkable breadth of his work – he has tackled everything from punk to opera – and on Wednesday the second of Adelaide festival's four-night retrospective focused on his classical repertoire.

That range of interpretations demonstrates the remarkable breadth of Russell's musical vision: One reason "A Song for You" could be convincingly remade as a loping country ditty or a woozy R&B jam is because those styles were already baked into it (as they were in other hard-to-classify songs of his such as "This Masquerade" and "Tight Rope").

These findings demonstrate the remarkable breadth of functions that underpin ER homeostatic functions in this organism.

He's been doing this for 44 years; there are jokes in the set about living under Nixon's presidency, which gives the show a remarkable breadth of perspective.

"They should be commended for the document's remarkable breadth," said Craig Moffett, a telecommunications industry analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, but he added that such scope could also be a liability.

In any case the president has a remarkable breadth of foreign policy ground to cover, from North Korea's nuclear test, to Syria's war, to renewed violence in Iraq, to relations with China and Russia, to Iran's nuclear program, to Israel/Palestine, to Mali, to Somalia.

A museum description of the exhibition says, "Hopper has produced an oeuvre of remarkable breadth that blurs the boundaries between art, film and popular culture".

This may seem conservative, but the winning entries describe a field of remarkable breadth.