Sentence examples for To be broad from inspiring English sources

And the comeback appears to be "broad".

"It's meant to be broad.

Those tend to be broad social and economic questions.

Their agendas tended to be broad and all-encompassing.

Tempos tend to be broad, threatening at times to bog down altogether.

"However, it's easy to understand why the guidelines have to be broad.

BBC1 has to be broad, as Stephenson was keen to point out at.

"All political parties, if they are to be successful, have to be broad churches," he says.

To overcome these structural disadvantages, the Democrats' campaign approach needs to be broad and bold.

(His frame of reference appears to be broad, but it is actually unflinchingly specific).

You've got to be broad-based.