Sentence examples for a very broad view from inspiring English sources

Tate Britain is taking a very broad view.

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

It's predominantly a pop record, but it took a musician with a very broad view to make it this way.

One problem is that the US government appears to take a very broad view of who can be targeted.

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

"He had a very broad view and understanding of the major issues of molecular biology in the early days," Dr. Botchan added.

Taking the broad view of things — or, admittedly, the very broad view — the history of post-Civil War America might be read as the history of expanding corporatization.

The organisations collaborating in this movement represent a very broad spectrum of views and voices".

Germany's foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, who sided with France in opposing the war, said there was a "very broad convergence of views on the central role of the United Nations".

Cognitive externalism is a very broad collection of views that suggests the role of the environment, of tools, of development, and of the body in fleshing out cognition.

"Art Burks always viewed computing from a very broad, cross-disciplinary perspective," said John H. Holland, a professor of computer science and psychology at the University of Michigan who was a student of Mr. Burks's.