Sentence examples for broad no from inspiring English sources

Take for example "Society/Poverty/Women" (a bit broad, no?) and "Rapacious Capitalism," which has three entries.

But then it was over; the cameo came to an end with a fine piece of bowling when Broad, no longer striving to be the Enforcer, returned for a second spell, and at once drew Tendulkar into an edged drive for an excellent catch at second slip and thus took his third wicket with well-pitched-up, swinging deliveries.

Broad NO destruction regions, caused primarily by CHi + NO reactions, exist between the resulting double hydrocarbon concentration peaks.

Because the law was so new, so broad, no one really knew what to do with Williams.

The definition is broad, no argument, but there are certain characteristics that are found in all poets.

Although the literature and data on eloquent glioma surgery are broad, no studies or subgroup analyses are at hand that analyzed the actual functional outcome and oncological benefit of surgery in patients initially diagnosed as inoperable.

Keshi, in his playing prime, was a redoubtable defender: tall, broad, no-nonsense.

The legislation is vaguely written and over-broad – no doubt, deliberately – and it would give copyright holders weapons that would go far, far beyond the "foreign rogue sites" the industry claims are the target.

The director goes on to reveal he has 'a terrible recurring dream of being burgled in broad daylight (no joke, and no dream analyst required)'.

He was powerfully built, with broad shoulders, no neck, and a bullet-shaped head.

"A struggle over individual policies I could imagine, but the broad view, no.