Sentence examples for be broad from from inspiring English sources

Judging who will join the venture from the first bylines (see article in CNet), the coverage intends to be broad: from national security to White House politics, sports issues (a sure click-bait), civil liberties, military affairs, etc.

But the spectrum is broad, from young to old, from the unemployed to the self-employed.

The range of flavors was broad, from wild strawberries to almonds to liquorice.

He was of average height, with stiff black hair, and his shoulders were broad from working with the molds.

The formal range is broad, from words scrawled on a blank page to intensively worked paintings and sophisticated graphics.

The orchestra's repertory is broad, from early classic to contemporary, but Mr. Seibel said he does not go out of his way to present especially challenging works.

Her interests are broad – from Nomads in Tibet and crofters in Orkney, to landscape archaeology and the stories behind artefacts discovered by members of the public in Britain.

Uncertainties associated to the evaluation of the impacts of climate change on water resources are broad, from multiple sources, and lead to diagnoses sometimes difficult to interpret.

Mr. Sugimoto's reach is long, and his range is broad, from fossils to textiles to undersea dioramas to Japanese calligraphy to the Trylon and Perisphere (a minisculpture) that symbolized the New York World's Fair of 1939.

Mr. Sugimoto's reach is long and his range is broad, from fossils to textiles to undersea dioramas to Japanese calligraphy to the Trylon and Perisphere (a minisculpture) that symbolized the 1939 New York World's Fair.

Communications roles within NGOs are broad: from internal communications (enhancing organisational structures and the work of the team), to corporate communications (outwards facing, for PR and advocacy) to communications for development (C4D) which aims to bring about positive social change.