Sentence examples for a very broad thing from inspiring English sources

I didn't give her the attention and love I should have done, and I still feel that there's something outstanding between us.' Debt, you see, is a very broad thing, and the scale of the debt doesn't matter.

We may have one very broad thing in common with Dustin Hoffman's fictional character, but in reality we are much more complex, much more real, and actually human.

The second theory that attempts to explain the specific content of pollution-belief systems (as opposed to the social effects of those beliefs) maintains that, in a very broad sense, things are considered polluting by virtue of their relationship to cultural classification.

In consequence, research and practice related to social policy and poverty alleviation have left a legacy of a very broad agenda of "things that need to be done," along with important unanswered questions about how to integrate social and economic development.

Although plant physiology is a very broad field of study, the first thing that comes to mind is related to the plant functioning including processes like photosynthesis, respiration, nutrient uptake, hormone control of development, stress adaption, plant water relationship among others.

I suppose if you say things in a very broad Yorkshire accent people laugh anyway.

She had a very broad view of culture and saw things like primitive art as having the same greatness as other kinds of art.

ML: Human rights is a very broad field, which isn't a bad thing.

We are talking about things that matter, but in the UK, it's a very broad, popular movie.

"The thing about our store is we have a very broad view of what is great music.

"We see a very broad approach.