Sentence examples for wide worlds from inspiring English sources

And it's true: like tiny incendiary devices, they open up whole wide worlds that some people don't want us to know about.

Ms. Burgess added, however, that she wasn't so much concerned with introducing children to the wide worlds of music and dance as she was with inspiring them with the characters' sense of wonder.

Story was maybe not its strongest point, but it motored along on one of the great old novelistic virtues: an entertaining take on big wide worlds which the author knows well.

On the soundtrack, verses from Ben Okri's specially commissioned poem are read at intervals, and the words intimate wide worlds – cosmic space, fertility, growth, decay – that feel too transcendent for the more impressionistic gazing on stage.

They open up whole wide worlds that some people don't want us to know about and so don't always go down well with those in power who like people to do as they're told, from a government, especially one that hasn't been democratically elected, to an overly controlling school leader.

If this is a list of the 1,000 books you should read, Munro ought to be in the top 20 at least: her deceptively direct and completely unfussy prose opens trapdoors into wide worlds of emotion, rebellion, the infinite complications of love.

"I'm interested in a wide world.

It's a wide world out there.

It's you and the wide world.

"Small people in a wide world".

The topic was the great wide world.