Sentence examples for view of the breadth from inspiring English sources

Taken together, this book offers a singular view of the breadth of human behavior, from its most depraved to, in the work of Politkovskaya, its most heroic.

After lingering over an espresso, take in one last view of the breadth of Portsmouth -- from the tugboats to the naval shipyard to the brick bejeweled downtown -- on your way back over Memorial Bridge.

"It may be that the commonly held wisdom was wrong, that people just liked to imagine women in college having sex together, or it may be that society has changed, and as more people come out publicly, in politics or on television, we are getting a clearer view of the breadth of sexuality".

"The Kasbah's in North Africa, dad," she chides him, a nod to Americans' often tragically simple view of the breadth and diversity of the Muslim world.

Paul D. Clement, a senior Justice official who has been designated the acting attorney general for purposes of the investigation, has already advised Fielding on his view of the breadth of executive privilege.

Despite the prevalence of problematic Internet pornography viewing and the breadth of intervention approaches to potentially address it, no studies to address this problem have been reported to date.

All of these are point-of-view characters, and the breadth is impressive.

The trunk show allows customers to view the breadth of a collection, and to see it weeks or months before garments arrive on the sales floor.

The figures — for a variety of technical reasons — should be viewed as a rough approximation of the breadth of the Obama campaign's operation.

In the B flat major Concerto (Op. 83) on Sunday, Garrick Ohlsson took a patrician view of the rich piano writing, creating breadth while avoiding bluster.

In general, the more restrictive foundationalist views are about the breadth of our foundational beliefs, the harder it will be to build up to everyday beliefs about the world.