Sentence examples for bit to broaden from inspiring English sources

Ansari has always dodged ethnic stereotypes in the characters he plays, doing his bit to broaden the representation of south Asians in entertainment.

"We want to broaden that out a bit".

I want to broaden the palette a bit".

When I'm doing a theatre run, I try very hard to make sure I go and see an exhibition at least once a month, just to broaden my horizons a bit – otherwise you can find yourself very much stuck in a rut of theatre.

Maybe it is time for a change, time to broaden your horizons a bit.

Celio is obviously aware that it needs to broaden its appeal a bit, and they're planning on getting BlackBerry stuff up and running by the end of the year.

The network, which is trying to broaden itself a little bit, has added more action shows and less teen angst in hopes of wooing more men.

The company's president and CEO, Tom Rogers, said that it's looking to gain more of a foothold in the larger European markets, including the UK and Spain, in order to broaden its horizons a little bit.

I am grateful for the opportunity to broaden her horizons a little bit just like she did mine.

For months now, Manafort and other Republicans have been trying to get Trump to broaden his appeal by urging him to stay on message and act a bit more Presidential.

"They offered a compelling case for the value of the asset and its intention to broaden and invest in that business," Kugele says, "and not to get it leaves them a bit in the lurch.