Sentence examples for wider frame of reference from inspiring English sources

Nelsons' interpretation, however, embraces a wider frame of reference than political anger, although he views the final expression of triumph as one of unambiguous elation.

If it was about 'male' rappers, they'd just be called rappers – taken as the norm – and compared with a far wider frame of reference not necessarily based on gender".

We saw a wider frame of reference: how, in the digital age, could we deliver a PSB system that was transparent, accountable, pluralist, good value for money, and scalable to changing needs, rather than embedded in self-sustaining institutions?

But for her wider frame of reference -- the reason she left Nashville -- there's the rest of this not-really-country record, indebted to sources as disparate as Dusty Springfield, Phil Spector and Doug Sahm.

Reading about more different subjects gives you a wider frame of reference.

Nor does she have a very wide frame of reference.

The result is a critic with an unusually wide frame of reference.

A compact, fast-talking Scot who has worked everywhere from Sydney to St . Petersburg he has a wide frame of reference and a fine understanding of ritual.

A great opportunity to assess the scope of a much talked-about young architect who has avoided a signature style in favour of sensuous explorations of space based on a very wide frame of reference.

Part of Kitson's brilliance is the incredibly broad frame of reference that powers his material.

He's acutely aware of pop and rock history – and mythology – and has a significantly wider frame of musical reference than his detractors would credit him with.