Sentence examples for was more wide from inspiring English sources

Going to Colombia, I was more wide open to discover what was there.

Bobby Holik, a center for the Atlanta Thrashers, said it was too early to judge whether the game was more wide open.

He air-sketched a rectangle, tall as an old school window, and I said, Oh, I thought it was more wide than tall, at least from the postcard.

The manager of opposition business, Tony Burke, told the ABC on Tuesday morning Labor had not gained access to the proposed legislation until late on Monday and it was already clear the proposal was more wide ranging than the government had flagged.

Jarup et al (2002) used Bayesian methods to analyse spatial variations in prostate cancer incidence by ward in Great Britain and found there was no marked geographical variation in the risk of prostate cancer; however, this study used data from 1975 to 1991 before the use of PSA testing was more wide spread in the UK.

Before World War II, New York music was more wide-ranging stylistically.

The activation in males was more wide-spread and stronger than in females.

If you were old enough, you had seen it all about 30 or 40 years earlier, but the delivery then was more wide-eyed.

Yet this playlist was more wide-ranging by comparison.

I wonder how politicians would respond to the National Geographic survey, which was more wide-ranging than the examples cited.

The MTL activity that predicted subsequent source retrieval was more wide-spread, however, with activations in the bilateral hippocampal region and left parahippocampal cortex.