Sentence examples for broad horizons from inspiring English sources
A region famed for broad horizons is now jagged with white spires.
But you can laugh at yourself, be a feminist and have broad horizons.
Are they supposed to go from broad horizons and genuinely multicultural identities to narrowly defined ones?
Great nations with broad horizons must consider whether actions advance or hinder what Nehru called the larger cause of humanity.
In his spare time, he enjoys going to remote corners of the globe with broad horizons and starry skies.
In history, whenever cross-border commerce has flourished, as in medieval Venice, so too have trade lawyers with broad horizons, like the ones pictured above.
"I see a broad horizon, a calm ocean," he told me.
"I have a wide, broad horizon," he told "Extra" while standing next to his aunt, La Toya, and holding a can of Mr. Pink Ginseng Drink just so.
The vertical column of the first panel then becomes a broad horizon, which, when the poet runs out of space, picks up on the third blank panel.
SAN FRANCISCO — The browser, that porthole onto the broad horizon of the Web, is about to get some fancy new window dressing.
On the stately side there's SIGUR ROS, the Icelandic band whose grandly consonant, slow-building songs can sound like sunrise breaking over a broad horizon.
