Sentence examples for unusual breadth from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fleming's Donna Anna had unusual breadth.

But even those charges fail to capture the unusual breadth of his criminal career.

In his campaign memoir "Let Trump Be Trump," Lewandowski described the unusual breadth of Hicks's responsibilities.

What's striking about Sheehan is how casually he connects his unusual breadth of experience to his present job.

The unusual breadth of the attack, explained Representative Mike Simpson, a Republican from Idaho, is a measure of his party's intense frustration over cumbersome environmental rules.

Indoors: Crossing a wraparound mahogany porch supported by pillars made of locally quarried stone, one enters through a Dutch door of unusual breadth.

A man of unusual intellectual breadth, Isserles was greatly interested in philosophy, history, and astronomy, as well as in Kabbalistic studies.

The Berkeley Haas PhD Program offers six fields of academic study, for a curriculum of unusual richness and breadth.

A scholar of unusual depth and breadth, a discerning patron of the arts and a warm and generous human being, he influenced countless students and colleagues with his love of science, literature and music.

Unusual in its breadth alone, the ad hoc collection of critics ranges from farmers and ranchers to gas station and convenience store owners to consumer groups and antitrust advocates.

Charlene Conrad Liebau Library Prize for Undergraduate Research - Faculty in all disciplines should encourage undergraduate students to apply for the Library Prize, which recognizes students' sophistication, originality and/or unusual depth or breadth in the use of library collections in the creation of a course project.