Sentence examples for turn widely from inspiring English sources

I turn widely (and wildly) but somehow manage to avoid the group of children.

It came just as President Obama announced what the administration called a "pivot" toward Asia, a policy turn widely interpreted here as an effort to contain China by enhancing the American military presence in the Pacific and reinforcing Washington's regional alliances.

7. In contemporary versions, this feature becomes a special mental property which is nonetheless tied (identical to, or realised by) physical properties (which are, in turn, widely supposed to depend upon the microphysical properties of the individuals).

In Iran, the demand to suspend enrichment is widely seen as tantamount to a demand that Iran give up its nuclear program completely, which is in turn widely seen as a broad attack on Iranian technological progress.

Evaluating information of amniotes, we find that the Ty3/Gypsy and the Retroviridae distributions overlap in the genomes of sauropsids, but there is no evidence of functional Ty3/Gypsy elements (nor Ty1/Copia and Bel/Pao) in mammals where the Retroviridae are in turn widely distributed.

Mr Filat, in turn, is widely believed to be the real power behind Iurie Leanca, the outgoing prime minister, who is widely respected.

Szyk works turn up widely at auctions.

Noncommercial, in turn, was widely defined to include ads for many charities and other nonprofit enterprises.

Those, in turn, were widely being presented as a referendum on Netanyahu's time in office.

The name of the steak, in turn, is widely attributed to porter houses, coach stops that served steak and ale in the 1800's.

It seemed like a joke, but similar examples of Internet-driven fame and fortune are cropping up across the region, from Egypt to the United Arab Emirates, as political satire and sophisticated forms of comedy turn into widely watched and profitable entertainment.