Sentence examples for wider look from inspiring English sources

But he wanted to take a wider look at recent British foreign policy.

Now a panel of experts assembled at the request of the European Commission is also calling for a wider look.

But where "Something in the Air" is a wider look at post-1968 Coldterculture, "Cold Water" is resolutely close-up.

It has a more pronounced, angular high shoulder and character line to give it a lower and wider look.

Mr Tyrie, by contrast, would like the FRC to take a wider look at the entirety of KPMG's work for HBOS.

Taking a wider look at the implications of increased surveillance he said: "We're fighting these battles [against terrorism] for the preservation of our liberties and our freedoms.

"It blew my mind how conceptual he is!" Jacobson exclaimed, giving me his wide-eyed look.

The defense attorney, Helen Rosamund Pikee), has a wide-eyed look, like she's just been slapped.

Murders have long provided excellent starting points for wider looks at society and crime.

The silence and wide-eyed looks meant Ms. Garcia was getting through.

(The front tires, a mere four inches wide, look as if they belong on a vintage VW Beetle).