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Wider Quotes

On widening war, skills, fame, and the mind itself.

The political register comes first among these wider quotes, a direct refusal to seek a wider war. From there the word turns constructive, describing re-skilling that needs a strong foundation to go wider.

We seek no wider war.

Quotes by William P. Bundy

Re-skilling has to be much wider with a strong foundation.

Quotes by Shiv Nadar

You don't necessarily need Bollywood for wider acclaim.

Quotes by Guru Randhawa

The brain is wider than the sky.

Quotes by Emily Dickinson

Bollywood Quotes

The wider your readership, the greater the chances of offending your readers.

Quotes by Alexander McCall Smith

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does "we seek no wider war" refer to?
It's a statement of restraint, a refusal to escalate conflict rather than any description of an actual widening war already underway.
How does re-skilling connect to the idea of going wider?
One quote argues re-skilling only works if it's built on a strong foundation, treating width and depth as connected rather than opposites.
Does reaching a wider audience require a specific industry connection?
Not according to one quote, which insists wider acclaim doesn't necessarily require a Bollywood connection to achieve.
What's the most famous line in this collection?
Emily Dickinson's claim that the brain is wider than the sky is the most recognizable, using scale to make a point about the mind's capacity.
What connects a war statement, a skills quote, and a poetic line about the brain?
Each treats "wider" as a measure of scope or ambition, whether that's military restraint, professional growth, industry reach, or the size of human thought itself.

A film-industry line insists wider acclaim doesn't require Bollywood specifically, and the page ends on the famous claim that the brain is wider than the sky itself.