Sentence examples for broad direction of from inspiring English sources

Yet the broad direction of Snowden is more faithful to the truth than might be expected from Hollywood.

During our hour together, Obama told me he had no regrets about the broad direction of his presidency.

For some years he worked at Stowe under the broad direction of the landscape architect William Kent.

But on the broad direction of the economy and on the role of the state, the party's view was more or less coherent.

Its executive would have set the broad direction of counterintelligence strategy, and would had access to information about ongoing espionage cases.

The chief scientist, Professor Ian Chubb, said the broad direction of maths results, both in national testing and on international scales, was not good for Australia.

The proposed control problems bring out the intrinsic relationship of reliability engineering, maintenance engineering and control engineering in the broad directions of energy efficiency and optimization.

But these trends alone do not necessarily reveal the broader direction of the country when it comes to racism.

Some investors are in a holding pattern until Thursday's employment report, which will offer a glimpse at the broader direction of the economy.

But investors are eager to sift through a statement from the Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday afternoon to parse the Fed's thoughts on inflation, deflation, its asset-purchase programs and its musings on the broader direction of the economy.

I spoke to director John Hillcoat about the film before its release, as well as the broader direction of the industry.