Sentence examples for wider surroundings from inspiring English sources

It says schools are a good indicator of how well children feel they belong in their wider surroundings.

This article illustrates how GIS technology can be utilized to model soundscapes, exploring how people heard their wider surroundings.

If Dickens, subsumed into its wider surroundings, represents blackness, then our protagonists' unrelenting quest to re-establish its existence is about setting some clear boundaries.

"When birds become familiar with their wider surroundings, however, they start to depend increasingly on topographical features (probably visual) forming habitual routes home across the landscape".

In the area of the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, the Bericher Faktorei was established in the 17th century, since the forests in the wider surroundings were well-stocked.

"Although I have a lot of respect for Bob Colwell, I think he's wrong". Forthcoming advances in computing power will dwarf previous achievements, Mr Bohr adds, with the consequence that processors will "disappear" into our clothes, accessories and wider surroundings.

Perceptions on transactions centre on sectoral aims and individual assets, whereas the actual transaction may be different if a perspective is taken that includes the greater waterway system, the wider spatial surroundings and a longer-term horizon.

While at a beach, this miniature version of Ms. Hahn drew a sketch of the wide-open surroundings, including a small plane overhead trailing a banner, which read, "Come see Hilary Hahn play in Carnegie Hall tonight".

It is contextual in that it recognizes that young people grow and develop in a wide variety of surroundings and that 4-H youth development practices will vary accordingly.

During certain events, including most boss battles, a 3D view is shown on both screens, allowing the player to have a wider view of their surroundings.

Try a variety of shots, starting with a wide shot showing the surroundings then moving the camera closer to the subject, focusing on just their face.