Sentence examples for as broad of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as broad of" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to compare the breadth of something. Example: "The river is as broad as the ocean."
MR: For somebody with as broad of a taste in music as you have, how do you ever become satisfied with your recordings?
But the old kiwi maestro of that very position proved himself as broad of vision as anyone.
The moment they become aware that the residents here have as broad of an imagination as any other individuals, the artists want to fully explore each person's creativity".
The sample was recruited using mass mailings to parents in the local school districts, public advertisements, and outreach to local clinics in order to screen as broad of a range of volunteers as possible for the study (and avoid the inferential biases inherent in a purely clinic referred sample).
Old-fashioned cartoon of Deitch fighting Paul Schimmel, as "Broad of Directors" looks on.
For Dewey, the scope of appreciation is as broad as that of education itself.
The very definition of "blackness" is as broad as that of "whiteness," yet we're seemingly always trying to find a specific, limited definition.
As developed by Rococo artists such as Antoine Watteau and François Boucher, the expressive range of chalk drawings grew as broad as that of watercolours or pastels.
"Our requirements were not as broad as those of the Department of Justice and the results of our reviews reflect those differences".
This observation suggests that substrate specificity of insect PAOs may not be as broad as that of FMS1.
This allowed inclusion of as broad as possible a range of services in the reliability and validity exercises.
