Sentence examples for broad portrait from inspiring English sources

Nontargeted approaches, on the other hand, are intended to provide a broad portrait of metabolism.

In New York's Nassau County, a broad portrait of healthy suburbia masks disparities that lie at the local level.

Chapman and Vertinsky supplement the photographs and magazine spreads with comic books ("Wonder Woman") and posters from the Second World War era that paint a broad portrait of attitudes toward female strength and physicality over the past century.

Certain details of Dr. Blasey's account resemble his own broad portrait of high school years filled with binge drinking and accounts by former Georgetown Prep students who attended the all-boys school at the same time.

He was the author of the now-famous Steele dossier, which used anonymous sources to sketch a broad portrait of financial and personal ties between Russians and the Trump campaign.

This list produced by Trump's campaign — which has not been reported in detail before — provides an unusually broad portrait of Trump's giving, and his approach to philanthropy in general.

Similarly, Holbein's (1497-1543) squat, broad portraits might be attributed to a vertical astigmatism.

A broader portrait of the bill's potential consequences was unclear, because Republicans rushed a vote before the CBO could provide an analysis.

While deeply tied to the details of its Appalachian setting, the book offers a broader portrait of the personal and societal wreckage left behind by mass industrialization.

Interviews with Democratic operatives, most of whom would speak only on the condition of anonymity because they were discussing the internal dynamics of these groups, provided a broader portrait of the struggles they are facing as they court megadonors.

This is all in keeping with the broader portrait Sullivan sketches, of a rock star who raised himself out of nowhere (" 'Central Indiana.' I'm not trying to say there's no there there.