Sentences with phrase «true breadth»

They were first discovered in 2003, and the true breadth of their diversity remains unknown.

As it draws to a close and the forest's sinister forces begin to reveal themselves, our characters descend deeper into hysteria, and the true breadth of the story and these actors» talents bubble to the surface for a superb, ensemble - driven folktale that chills to the bone.

Once you've escaped the hospital, the real game begins with Revolver Ocelot dropping you in Afghanistan; only at that point the true breadth of the game is unveiled.

To appreciate the true breadth and depth of content in Discovery Education, and to see how the powerful tools in the service can engage your students through the integration of digital media into their learning, you need to experience it for yourself.

The event will be able to showcase the true breadth of capability of Land Rover vehicles.

Allan Rushforth, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Hyundai Motor Europe, commented: «All - new Genesis offers a unique premium ownership experience that demonstrates the true breadth of our engineering and technological capabilities.

Land Rover produces the world's most versatile all - terrain vehicles, combining refined luxury with a true breadth of capability.

Despite our inability to measure the true breadth of self - publishing — as long as the key metric, the ISBN, depends on authors to pay much more for their identifiers than the industry does — we know that self - publishing is growing.

It's a magical experience, from its unique platforming gameplay to its emotional story and eyepopping art direction, and shows that the Xbox One is doing its best to provide a true breadth of software.

For the fifth edition of Berlin Art Week, the combination of art fairs, exhibitions, and pop - up events showed a true breadth of international creativity in the eclectic German capital.

This exhibition brings together works from the gallery's own collection with loans from Aberdeen and Leeds in order to highlight the true breadth of the painter's output.

It was at the Musée d'art Moderne de la ville de Paris that the New York dealer Fergus McCaffrey (who has made his mark on the recent international landscape by showing artists such as Sigmar Polke and activists from the Japanese Gutaï movement) discovered the true breadth of her work.

Employers must immediately see the true breadth of your expertise, from developing individualized and engaging training programs to inspiring others to reach their full potential.

It was through this activity that I was introduced to the true breadth of research related to «Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy,» which spans methodologies and paradigms, but, at its core, has a unifying curiosity about the most central question of social psychology: how does the group affect the individual?

In the second SEL presentation, about «Whole Child Accountability,» ASCD's Griffith shared the call ASCD is making for states, districts, and schools to reinvent their accountability to reflect the true breadth of their educational programming and their dedication to whole child education.