Sentence examples for broad places from inspiring English sources

Economists often group taxpayers by income quintiles, but a definition this broad places both middle-class homeowners and billionaires in the same group, even though ability to pay varies greatly.

The world is a broad place".

"An article about square watermelons is surprising, but it doesn't inspire that awed feeling that the world is a broad place and I'm so small".

It was named after the local quarter of Plate[i]a ("broad place", signifying the broad shoreline at this place).

Out of my distress I called on myself; I answered myself and set myself in a broad place.

As you walk around the expansive park — or take one of the trams; this is a big, broad place — you'll feel some of the rich history.

The combination, he argues, would acknowledge and capture the broader place that downtown has become.

Not only is it a borough of diverse geography, sociologically it's a broader place than you'd guess.

Essex's Ben Foakes took the field in Broad's place, with Steven Finn opening the bowling alongside James Anderson.

The captain made a double change, bringing on Broad in place of Jimmy Anderson, who was getting nowhere.

Outside Novosibirsk, I saw derelict guard towers, tumbledown buildings, and drooping barbed wire in a broad, open place beside the road.