Sentence examples for a broader reading from inspiring English sources

Eco's career has been defined by a desire to share the rarefied concerns of academia with a broader reading public.

But Chief Justice Roberts said precedent, the structure of the law and "underlying constitutional concerns" required "a broader reading of the bailout provision".

These stories could be so beneficial to students, while at the same time potentially opening them up to a broader reading base and helping them discover something in themselves that they didn't know about before.

Those final four words also match up to a broader reading of the film: its portrait of lives spent working for the weekend and the dispiriting emotions that entails.

We have decided, however, to adopt a broader reading of "epistemic" where truth is not the only aim of scientific inquiry, but supplemented by providing causal mechanisms, finding natural laws, creating understanding, etc.

The paper demonstrates through an analysis of these evolving identities and their effects, how organizations have maintained a 'right to speak' within the sustainable development debate, despite the fundamental challenges and hegemonic threat that a broader reading of sustainable development might imply.

A broader read of the national factory sector followed the Empire State report: the Federal Reserve's look at industrial production in January.

At the same time, the constitution's taxation clause is given a broad reading.

But "the dissenters almost necessarily end up endorsing a broad reading of a ruling they don't like.

Justice Clarence Thomas argued that such a broad reading would confer a federal police power over the entire nation.

He concludes that a broad reading was intended and that the agreement was meant to cover a hostile transaction.