Sentence examples for being broad from inspiring English sources

As they did then, the restrictions start out being broad, but are narrowed by many exemptions.

Being broad of mind, I pardoned him, and we dropped the subject.

"They don't have any interest in being broad telecommunications manufacturers," said Frank Governali, an analyst at First Boston.

A shift of epitope specificity was observed with the early response being broad, and the late limited to the HCV-C C-terminus.

(It will teach them to be witty without being broad, to be sexy without being dirty, to be soulful without writing it on the blackboard).

Instead, a strategic vision must be detailed enough to lay out a clear vision while being broad enough to allow for flexibility and adjustment.

If I'm being broad-minded I can see why both companies might think this new perk is the answer to their – and their female staff's – prayers.

The 1968 Solti recording, besides being broad-boned and powerful, captures Luciano Pavarotti, Joan Sutherland, Marilyn Horne and Martti Talvela in their prime and is a joy to hear.

"It probably won't surprise you to learn there's no one, universally accepted definition", explains Dr Kangas, "but, broadly speaking, we think of curiosity as an openness to exploring one's environment, being broad-minded and being open to new experiences and learning opportunities".

Posts on Slow Teaching, Field Notes from an Experiment in Student-Centered Pedagogy, and Pedagogy through Observation caught my eye as being broad-based in their application.

You know, "liberal" means being broad-minded and open to things.