Sentence examples for as broad as they are from inspiring English sources

Chew-Bose is in her early thirties; her enthusiasms for art, literature, movies, friendship, and family life are as broad as they are deeply felt.

Our ability to interface with biological macromolecules continues to advance at a significant pace and brings with it potential applications that are as broad as they are powerful.

They may be cycloid as in family Typhlopidae, long and pointed with pointed tips, as in the case of the Green Vine Snake Ahaetulla nasuta, broad and leaf-like, as in the case of green pit vipers Trimeresurus spp or as broad as they are long, for example, as in Rat snake Ptyas mucosus.

The C. hasseltii, C. griseum, C. confusum, and C. burmensis group is defined by having the third hypobranchials articulating with the basibranchial plate, the absence of basibranchial elements, and dermal denticles as broad as they are long.

Excluding the exonarthex, the churches were usually almost as broad as they were long, making the basic plan virtually a square.

Injectable PLLA worked best for scars that were at least as broad as they were deep, and were no more than 2 3 mm deep, rather than small ice-pick scars.

From the phone metadata program, to PRISM, to work on ending everyday encryption, to the pervasive XKeyscore, to MUSCULAR, the Snowden revelations have been as broad as they have been deep.

Mr. Vincz said the Guard was "winding down their use of the facility, and their needs are not as broad as they used to be".

Cole said: "Within society as a whole we have to... have some limits about what you can say but they need to be as broad as they possibly can be".

And "the choices of direction of cancer research in academia are not as broad as they used to be," notes Clark.

"I don't think we were quite as broad as they [Republicans] were in terms of encouraging people to violate what the intent was of the law, but I think you're going to see a further tightening down of the absentee ballot issue".