Sentence examples for wider realms from inspiring English sources

That's why the reach of "The Butler" goes beyond the story of Cecil Gaines — and beyond the story of his connection with American Presidents — into the wider realms of literature.

All of this would be forgivable if the book had a strong plot, but the mystery of the blackbirds doesn't so much deepen as spread out into wider and wider realms of implausibility.

But in recent years the festival has also plugged in to wider realms.

The application of technology and data to sports management mirrors the wider realm of business.

"Dick Lewis bridged the academic world and the wider realm of letters," Richard C. Levin, the president of Yale, said in a statement.

The existing text is in the Akkadian (Semitic) language; but, even though no Sumerian version is known to survive, the code was meant to be applied to a wider realm than any single country and to integrate Semitic and Sumerian traditions and peoples.

Interpreting logic programming proof-theoretically motivates an extension of proof-theoretic semantics to arbitrary atoms, which yields a semantics with a much wider realm of applications.

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In that same vein, Jessie has been approaching a wider realm of influence as of late, with her new work in the music and fashion industries.

Well played sir. Sydney's Gilsun has been a mainstay in the Sydney scene and Subsonic circus for quite some time, and his latest project Oscar Mike sees the versatile DJ expand his palette further into the wider realm of harder atmospheric techno as well as UK Bass and Dubstep.

While students of speciation might find this appealing, it is unlikely that this practice would ever catch on in the wider realm of biology and beyond.