Sentence examples for wide ranging in from inspiring English sources

His dictionaries, too, were wide ranging in their intended audiences and level of scholarliness.

WINE LIST Wide ranging in price and provenance, with a reserve list for fat cats.

The incidence of EA is wide ranging in the literature from 10%to80%0%.

The Direct Action review, while carefully worded, is potentially wide ranging in scope, allowing consideration of the potential role of international carbon credits in meeting Australia's emissions reduction targets – a practice Tony Abbott comprehensively ruled out as prime minister.

The weekend's offerings are dizzyingly wide ranging in tone, from Jerome Robbins's dark and biting -- both literally and figuratively -- "Cage" (tonight) and his serenely stylized "Glass Pieces" (tomorrow and Sunday matinees) to several blithe romps by George Balanchine, among them "Walpurgisnacht Ballet" and "Western Symphony" (tomorrow night) and "Who Cares?" (Sunday afternoon).

Nature's inspiration has been wide ranging in recent robotics, from flying bats and swimming fish, to Big Dogs, to mollusks like squids and octopi, which have led to the creation of the important subcategory of soft robotics.

The result is a wide-ranging, in-depth, and finely nuanced portrait of the humanity underlying this great twentieth-century thinker's philosophy.

Kevin Klose, the president and chief executive of NPR, said it was merely responding to an increased appetite for the type of wide-ranging, in-depth news that public radio can provide.

They are smart, wide-ranging in their interests, stubborn, experienced and relentless.

The work at Knoedler is similarly taut in appearance and wide-ranging in reference.

Each contribution offers a profound exploration of its topic, wide-ranging in its chronological scope.