Sentence examples for wider tapestry from inspiring English sources

But it is simply part of a much wider tapestry, and on the occasion of its demise, it is worth noting that from start to finish, Hollywood Park's story reflects the steady evolution of the society which surrounds it.

As the snapshot in time, the recollections appear to offer yet another stitch in the wider tapestry of Mateen's life and views before Sunday's rampage, which included his pledge of loyalty to the Islamic State during a call to police during the standoff.

The memes that situate Harambe within the wider tapestry of 2016 events offer some validation for this theory: Muhammad Ali and Harambe.

Through this examination I hope to arrive at a wide tapestry of perspectives within Jewish tradition of how the ultimate Other – the destroyers of the temples – have been viewed in Rabbinic memory.

This betrayal extends from the top branches of elected government to circuit courts, prosecutors, judges and a wide tapestry of law enforcement officials and agencies that both actively and passively have participated in one of the greatest moral and political catastrophes of our era.

Bigotry opens itself up to a wide tapestry of language, and Moore shouldn't limit himself.

Today, González, 40, is known for his artful use of money — everything from banknotes upon which he has drawn his own figures to a 4-meter-wide tapestry woven from the cut-off edges of sheets of banknotes that drapes a whole wall.

A few large pieces by Chicago"In the Beginning," a 32-foot-wide drawing with text on black paper; a spray-painted velvet quilt called "Earth Birth," and a prismacolor drawing titled "And Then There Was Light --and a 14-foot-wide tapestry of "The Creation of the Universe" (beautifuLight --andy Audrey Cowan) dominate the show with their size and high-contrast drama.

It's so wide that the Bayeux Tapestry got jealous.

The longer and heavier your tapestry is, the wider Velcro you should use to support it.

One arresting example is "The Triumph of David Over Goliath," a tapestry 25 feet wide by 7 feet tall.