That insecurity has perhaps driven PBS to underestimate its audience's appetite for widened horizons.
In doing so, he reflected the rapidly widening horizons of a period that saw the founding of so many universities.
ValueAct's decision to invest in two venerable British engineering companies demonstrates the widening horizons of US activist investors.
Thousands of Africans had joined the army, and some came back home with widened horizons, while their experiences of demobilization and discriminatory compensation fueled nationalist feeling.
Librarians, he added, "are the custodians of literacy – they lay the stepping stones that start the journey from one book to another, widening horizons and the reading experience".
Adolescence is the time to prepare for understanding great responsibilities, a time for exploration and widening horizons, and a time to ensure healthy all round development.
Such compromise with the pagan world, entailed by the widening horizons of the monarchy, violated the sanctity of the holy land of YHWH and turned the king into an idolator in the eyes of zealots.
Jane Robinson's charming social history is a story of widening horizons, lifelong friendships, evenings spent drinking cocoa and setting the world to rights—and, above all, the joy of learning for its own sake.
Led by Pol de Mont, an already complex modern poet, the writers of the 1880s had, however, widened horizons and, by emphasizing individualism and "art for art's sake," prepared the ground for their successors.
