Sentence examples for wonderfully wide from inspiring English sources

The 16.8mm f/4 lens (the film-camera equivalent of 28mm) gives it a wonderfully wide angle, which is ideal for landscapes, cityscapes, interior real-estate shots and so on.

When I received a place on the Royal Shakespeare Company's arts journalist bursary scheme, which aims to broaden the demographic of both theatregoers and theatre writers, I spent a year exposed to a wonderfully wide range of British theatre.

At the end of the decade, as part of an exchange programme, Edgar spent a year in the US "on a wonderfully wide brief", working first at the Manhattan Theatre Club in New York and then taking a research road-trip across the continent.

This will come as no surprise to those already familiar with his literary journalism, collected in a pair of wonderfully wide-ranging volumes, "Miscellaneous Verdicts" (1990) and "Under Review" (1991).

IGN's Matt Wales gave the episode a 10 out of 10 rating of "Masterful", describing it as "wonderfully wide-eyed, genuinely magical adventure" and adding that it "ended the series on an unquestionable high".

From classic cloches to wonderfully embellished wide-brim bonnets, there are plenty of beautiful toppers to marvel at as women around the world slip into their Sunday best.

Wonderfully untamed, with wide stretches of darker sand battered by foamy waves, it's a paradise for surfers.

When frappato is combined with nero d'Avola, it makes the slightly more substantial Cerasuolo di Vittoria, which goes wonderfully with a wide range of foods.

Her best-known books - Happenstance, The Stone Diaries, Larry's Party, The Republic of Love - are known for their accessibility (but not for their wisdom); are praised for their exquisite touch (but not for their risk-taking); or are said to do domestic ordinariness wonderfully (but not wider social issues).

In his encyclopedic The Bourgeois Experience: Victoria to Freud (five volumes between 1984 and 1998), Gay explored in wonderfully readable prose a wide range of aspects of the European – especially the British, French and German – and the North American middle classes in their heyday.

At the same time, a rising appreciation and understanding of fine wine around the world has meant unprecedented access to a wide diversity of wonderfully distinctive wines, some from appellations virtually unknown until a few years ago.