Sentence examples for wide sphere from inspiring English sources

"Jann's 20 and there's a very wide sphere ahead of him," says Neville. "We have to just keep the lid on him..."...

Both schools had a wide sphere of influence, not only among the contemporary clergy but also among the monks and the laity.

Readers lacked a ready-made pigeonhole for it, confronted by a fantasy about a group of visionaries who decide to make a 200-ft wide sphere of house-bricks, paint it white, and launch it into orbit.

This uncertainty is not present in the case of the 800 Latin words found in three Celtic languages (Welsh, Cornish, and Breton)—words drawn from a wide sphere of activities.

Mrs. Clinton's aides argued that the calendars backed up her argument that her time as first lady was marked by substantial foreign policy experience, although they emphasized that the calendars only show her public events and do not reflect the wide sphere of influence she had with her husband and others.

The police and security services face obvious difficulties in foiling the threat, lacking the advantage offered by others affiliated to known terrorist organisations who make telephone calls and send emails to each other, often in a surprisingly wide sphere, which can be intercepted.

The intensity of this area was used to set a threshold in the tomogram (4.5 σ values over the average intensity) suitable to detect of the individual electron dense particles whose number was estimated by fitting 12 nm wide spheres.

A cardboard-and-burlap figure called "Street Chick (Hanging)" is a skull-faced ghoul in a miniskirt; "Rag Doll" is needle-thin and wired as if with electrodes to the brain; "Street Head I" is a five-foot-wide sphere as dark, blank and ominous as a meteorite.

Another reason lies in the changing nature of cancer research, which now encompasses a wider sphere than in decades past.

"Adrienne wrote with a rare and unwavering integrity about social injustice and her influence in this wider sphere cannot be underestimated".

The California Conceptualist John Baldessari — born in 1931 and deeply networked into the art world — generates another, even wider sphere of influence.