Sentence examples for broad conception from inspiring English sources

This broad conception had some validity in Jomini's day.

And what authority did Scalia cite for his broad conception of the role of the state?

Will George W. Bush's broad conception of presidential power remain a model for future presidents?

Presidents, we know, are supposed to have "vision," a broad conception of where they want to lead the country.

Breyer provided a broad conception of federal power, and it wasn't difficult to read between the lines.

Barr did not disclose what definition he plans to adopt, but a broad conception could keep substantial amounts of Mueller's report out of public reach.

The Republican plans, at least in their broad conceptions, are built solidly on the two frameworks that have shaped recent tax reform discussions.

A broader conception of Universalism began to emerge in the 20th century.

In Orfeo he showed that he had a much broader conception of the new genre than did his predecessors.

Finally, this focus gradually shifted to a broader conception of innovation translating into health, economic, and service design benefits.

Corburn argues for a broader conception of healthy urban governance that addresses the root causes of health inequities.