Sentence examples for been a bit broader from inspiring English sources
I think I'd have developed a lot more, and my mind would have been a bit broader if I'd gone to state school.
The subject matter of The People v OJ – and, it should be said, Brown's role as one of the more prominent black members of the cast – means that his experience around the series has been a bit broader than simply discussing the role.
— is a bit broader, in that a lot of different components could play a role in someone evaluating it.
The rapping is better, more technically assured, and the worldview is a bit broader, but even at its most experimental, G-Side is still very much a group in the Southern traditionalist vein.
The play belongs to Diane, and even if Tamsin Greig is a bit broader than her Broadway counterpart, she brings the right demonic energy and well-tailored control-freakery to the role: she is diabolically funny in the best scene where, at a lunch with the unseen writer, she conveys her deep-seated disdain for the "fag playwright".
The Council of Europe, the intergovernmental body responsible for enforcing human-rights laws in Europe (its membership is much larger than the European Union and includes Russia, among others), uses a definition of "political prisoner" that is a bit broader and includes, for example, discriminatory application of laws.
