Sentence examples for whole span from inspiring English sources

This "whole span" of death – child, adult, parent – was "unbelievably, searingly painful.

Indeed, the Somali militants seem to have traversed a whole span from pastoralism to piracy.

But if a human life seems insignificant in comparison, a human mind can still explore the whole span.

Over the whole span of earthly time, the opposite effect, in which life modifies its surroundings, has been relatively slight.

And the whole span of human history occurs within a final sliver the thickness of a hair.

The full-screen version attempts to show the whole span of all the events and all the days.

Still, there were whole spans of organic, often wondrous music-making.

Paradoxically, almost despite himself, Messiaen creates whole spans of poignant and compelling operatic drama.

Whole spans of Bellini's long-spun melodies were sung with sumptuous sound and lyrical suppleness.

Whole spans of pieces by Mozart and Beethoven are generated through default patterns of pitches: arpeggios, scale passages, chords and the like.

I keep recalling some arresting details that he brought out in the score and the ways he shaped whole spans of lyrical lines.