Sentence examples for wonderfully broad from inspiring English sources
The look of New York Harbor there is wonderfully broad and dramatic, but Liberty is strikingly isolated.
Mr. Todd was the first wine director at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, in Pocantico Hills, where he helped shape a wonderfully broad list, and he approaches buyers with the thoughtfulness and open enthusiasm of a superior sommelier.
All the same, "photographic portraiture" is a wonderfully broad term and not one limited to what goes on in photographic studios, photojournalism, documentary photography or, for that matter, on Facebook.
The vision is uncannily like Tom Wolfe's in both tone and subject matter: wonderfully sharp, broad mockery of metropolitan manners combined with weird autodidactic philosophizing and an extraordinary idealization of a nonmetropolitan class of heroes.
Lt Col Bex said Staff Sgt Linley was "immensely proud" of his Midlands heritage and remembered his "broad Brummie accent and wonderfully dry sense of humour".
It has now found its way into the stable of winemaker Laurent Max (of Burgundy's Louis Max), who farms it to the strictest "Ecocert" organic standards and produces this wonderfully briary, spicy red wine with a broad, smooth finish.
Offering such exposure is something ETFs did wonderfully early on, when they were limited to broad-based market indexing.
Makers of these films typically had to aim broad and go cheap, resulting in some wonderfully camp and innovative horror.
When I spoke to him on Thursday, he laughed at my inadvertent innuendo about Broad's new "equipment" and seemed in a wonderfully relaxed frame of mind.
It is, in part, because the wonderfully complicated traditions that inform the cultural life of Karachi, indeed broad swathes of the country, resist the retrograde orthodoxy emanating from the wars on the northern border.
This collection offers a wonderfully fresh, critical, and thought-provoking examination of the multifaceted dimensions of environmental citizenship indeed, no stone in the broad field of citizenship studies is left unturned.
