Sentence examples for So broadens from inspiring English sources

It fosters every virtue, teaches self-denial, cultivates the sense of order, trains to forethought and so broadens the mind".

The concept of doing so broadens the scope of PCAs on energy systems from "one-off" calculation to analysis towards favorable/preferred designs.

Romney-impersonating can be so broadening.

Prizes that support women of colour allow writers to tell their truth and in doing so broaden our worldview.

Or the Erasmus programme, providing young people with the chance to study in another European country and so broaden their minds and learn new skills.

Poverty has helped radicalise them and we have put to your government our concern that the increasingly ambitious militant groups in Bangladesh are aiming to incite the exiles and so broaden the jihad - as Pakistani groups did in Britain".

Poverty has helped radicalise them and we have put to your government our concern that the increasingly ambitious militant groups in Bangladesh are aiming to incite the exiles and so broaden the jihad - as Pakistani groups did in Britain". This warning was echoed by Bruce Riedel, a former director on Clinton's National Security Council, at a conference in the US in February.

So broaden your search and find her startup.

The former become "students of the game;" they learn how to learn and in doing so broaden their own perspectives through self-discovery.

New Chinese restrictions on "fentanyl-related substances" will apply from 1 May - so broadening the rules out from just fentanyl itself and its "analogues".

Although it is not the job of the teacher to try to change the students' religious views (and it would be inappropriate to do so), broadening their horizons by descriptively informing them of some of the views between the two extremes has a striking effect in reducing some students' apprehension about learning evolution.