Sentence examples for was widespread from from inspiring English sources
The 18th century's interest in Egypt was widespread, from Enlightenment philosophers to Romantic poets.
(Eric Dolphy and Andrew Hill were two well-known examples, but the tendency was widespread from 1961 to 1965.) It wasn't free jazz, but it did implicitly question the primacy of the jazz musician's regular set of scales and chords.
Property damage was widespread from Tampa to Jacksonville and points south.
Eight recent (Holocene) subspecies are recognised today: P. l. persica, known as the Asiatic lion or South Asian, Persian, or Indian lion, once was widespread from Turkey, across Southwest Asia, to India and Pakistan, now around 400 exist in and near the Gir Forest of India.
In the village of Illegio, not far from Resia, people speak another local language – called friuliano – of the Rhaeto-Romance language sub-family, which, during the Middle Ages, was widespread – from modern Switzerland to Slovenia.
Ample evidence support that during the last glacial maximum (37,000-16,000 years BP), the tundra-steppe vegetation was widespread from France to the Bering strait (e.g. [ 48]).
It is widespread from Mexico south to N Bolivia and central Brazil.
Species are widespread from the subarctic to the tropics, occurring in Eurasia, northern Africa and the Americas.
Rocks of Devonian age are widespread from there northward to the Canadian Arctic islands and Alaska.
The distribution of the common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) is widespread from Canada to the west coast of northern South America.
The implications of global urbanization are widespread: from environmental challenges to entrenched patterns of segregation to new configurations of politics and social movements.
