By genial choice, Mr. Howard took on a vast spectrum of students.
The adaptive immune system generates a specific response to a vast spectrum of antigens.
From avant-garde metal, to minimal techno, there's a vast spectrum of sound that's loosely drawn together.
Later they built Weblog publishing tools for nontechies, and a vast spectrum of Weblogs -- blogs for short -- quietly bloomed.
André Bazin developed a teleological view of the cinema, asserting its natural bent toward reality, thereby rendering him oblivious to a vast spectrum of movies of sublime artifice.
Dr. Ricoeur's work concerned what he called "the phenomenon of human life," and ranged over an almost impossibly vast spectrum of human experience.
Just as artificial selection had produced an incredible variety of domestic animals, he argued, natural selection had produced the whole vast spectrum of life on earth.
Are these niche blogs really the "best" - a subjective term, if ever there was one - across the vast spectrum of topics within "science or technology"?
Within the vast spectrum of opinion, though, American Jews continue to have strong attachments to Israel, and the recent tensions have produced intense, often angry, debate.
We expect "disabled" people – that's to say, the vast spectrum of individuals branded as such for convenience's sake – to be passive, unaware, content to live within tacit, carefully managed social nooks in exchange for support and guidance.
When Sarkozy launched the Libya offensive, he had the support of the vast spectrum of French politics, including the Socialists and the normally pacifist Greens, with the only criticism coming from the extreme-right Front National.
