The phrase "full breadth" refers to having a complete or comprehensive understanding or coverage of something. It means having a wide and inclusive view or knowledge about a particular subject or topic. Full definition
DFW's experience with very complex litigation cases and exemplary customer service complements Veritext's full breadth of technical solutions and world - class data security. (veritext.com)
Just as Goblin was key to the success of Argento's best work, Simon Boswell's synth / electronica score for StageFright is, apart from Soavi's visuals and film - smarts, the movie's MVP, and it's given full breadth in a dynamic lossless presentation. (filmfreakcentral.net)
Unusual angles, bright lights and dark shadows, blurry landscapes, and obscured faces are trademarks of Smith's career, whose full breadth is covered here, from the 1970s until the present day. (photographmag.com)