Sentence examples for wider to be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blaichman said, "but the Landmarks Commission told us they'd like it lower and wider to be more in keeping with the neighborhood".

Bu when reading ability really is so often drawn on class and income lines we must cast the net wider to be more tolerant of, and helpful to, people who find it hard to utilise words for their benefit.

That is a remarkably wide spread — too wide to be caused by statistical variance alone.

There is a line of thought that says this gap is too wide to be bridged.

At other times, however, it seemed the differences were too wide to be bridged.

They were much too wide to be wearing them in the front like that.

This duly arrived when Williams struck a forehand wide to be broken for the fourth time.

On issues of public expenditure, education, criminal justice, asylum and refugees, the differences are too wide to be negotiated away.

But if the gap is too wide to be spanned, even the best of bridges will disintegrate.

But there is a gap between the president's policy and those who disagree that's too wide to be filled by a speech.

The conservative commentator Charles Krauthammer called this halfhearted reconciliation a "sham marriage," suggesting that the underlying ideological divide was too wide to be bridged.