Sentence examples similar to widening one's scope from inspiring English sources

This, he says, would naturally widen the critic's scope.

Israeli-championed anti-Iranian moves further widen the war's scope.

"He widened the Consultative Council's scope," it reported.

The scope of the band's political interests widened on later recordings.

But one must also consider that while UEFA might have widened its range, the scope of the European Championships has widened with it (only eight teams competed for the Euro 88 title in West Germany).

Robotics has been widening its scientific scope, deepening its methodologies and expanding its applications.

But Emanuel adamantly opposed a number of Holder's decisions, including one that widened the scope of a special counsel who had begun investigating the C.I.A.'s interrogation program.

Many of these clever bloggers also post their reviews onto Goodreads.com, one of the largest sites for readers, thereby widening the scope of their influence.

The organisers say widening the scope of the prizes is probably unaffordable.

Here that group is enlarged by the trumpeter Ralph Alessi and the saxophonist Tony Malaby, widening the scope of expression.

The combination of sinister tone and Pollyanna content pushes the frame of the novel in opposite directions, widening its scope.