Sentence examples for wider view that from inspiring English sources

"The Ocean World" contrasts the conventional account of American beginnings, which stresses political ideals, religious freedom and economic opportunity, with a wider view that brings in sea-borne trade and slavery.

When I began teaching Physics 7B this year, I knew immediately that I wanted to connect the nuts and bolts of Physics problem solving that the course was designed to impart with a wider view that included the fundamental questions addressed by advanced physics — the type of theoretical questions that had always drawn me to the field.

"If you take one click to a wider view, that reveals more of a debate and less of a certainty that this attack is going to happen, or at least that it should happen," she said.

The sense of hope, of the possibilities of a world with a wider view, that pulses in this voice breaks your heart.

The view that geometry had a ritual origin is a part of a wider view that civilisation itself had a ritual origin, and therefore the history of utilisation of Sacred Geometry by man goes back to many centuries ago.

Ms. Hawn, the government spokeswoman, said that with the Pentagon and foreign militaries facing budget cuts, the general was reflecting a wider view that military contractors have been "negotiating every contract as if it were their last".

Suggests photographer Tom Grill, to capture the best shots of Manhattanhenge, bring two lenses: "One is a wide view that includes some of the story-telling detail of the city.

JDs do not express the wider views that senior doctors do, and their focus is on the process and their ability to act.

"Now, there's a lot of fatigue, and a lingering distrust because of the self-serving move on term limits and a society-wide view that Wall Street played us all for suckers.

But the device displays an immense depth of field, and a very wide-angle view that avoids the distortion seen in standard camera lenses.

But hidden from wider view is that the threatened department at Keele has over the years provided a tremendous service to the union movement in Britain by offering part-time and distant learning courses for its activists.