Sentence examples for broad meaning from inspiring English sources

For the research here – they probably correctly understood the broad meaning of a tweet around 70% of the time.

It is a dangerous and possibly futile exercise to extrapolate broad meaning from singular events, and Carrère understands that.

But its broad meaning is clear: the minister should act, as far as possible, like a judge.

The broad meaning there, he says, squares with the "broad scope" of the prohibition against lawsuits based on public disclosures.

As a first step in creating the models, we start by assigning a broad meaning, or classification, to each sentence.

The others, in the broad meaning of the term, as I said, continually collide with us and we collide with them.

Like the words mediation and love they have broad meanings.

Soldiers in the mass are not intellectual giants, but they have a quick grasp of broad meanings.

And the broader meaning of the presidency is soulfully mulled.

With the broader meaning of "sentimentally insipid", namby pamby has proved useful ever since.

In the 18th century, the word "regulated" was more widely used and had a broader meaning.