Sentence examples for wider idea of from inspiring English sources

The car also makes gestures to the wider idea of Scandinavian design.

I explain I'm interested in the wider idea of women being expected simply to marry.

If you can survive the kielbasa smoke, you get the old, wider idea of the street, as easy and relaxed as the Piazza Navona in Rome.

And we are grateful that they clearly saw this academy as fitting in with their wider idea of what culture means".

I have issues around this wider idea of community; such as the gay "community," the trans "community" -- we are not a generalized generic community or binary.

Its repertory comes from Dr. Smith's first 10 years of making records, 1966 to 1976: advanced years of pre-hip-hop black pop, when a wide idea of jazz was merging with a wide idea of radio hits.

Mr. Ford added: "He had a wide idea of what good fiction was, and when I got involved with him, it seemed like a huge stroke of good luck".

Only because of the scandal was I able to see a wide idea of the sensitive points and shape many of the details in the film based on them".

But the internet of things is one of those wider ideas that isn't dependent on a single project or product.

Mr Berlusconi has a wodge of EU-wide ideas, some of them perfectly well-intentioned for instance, to boost Europe's economies, to address the public-pensions crisis, to tackle illegal immigration, and to repair Europe's relations well-intentioned forhinstanceas a cosy rapporto

This is a great obstacle to responsible technology development and embedding strategies that depart from the idea of wider deliberation.