Sentence examples for broad show of from inspiring English sources

The parliamentary vote resulted in a broad show of support for reformers nationwide and brought President Mohammad Khatami a long-sought majority in Parliament.

He had to cancel three concerts earlier this year due to back problems, but throws open his arms in a broad show of generosity.

The unrest was sparked by protests against government plans to redevelop Istanbul's Taksim Square, long a rallying point for mass demonstrations, but widened into a broad show of defiance against the Islamist-rooted Justice and Development Party (AKP).

The White House official said a parade would have nothing to do with Trump's feuds with Kim but would be designed as a broad show of strength to send a warning to all of America's adversaries.

This was, ostensibly, an attempt to draw a line, an attempt which he immediately undercut with a broad show of mimed indecision, a waggling hand that seemed to convey that maybe, on second thought, he should kill them.

Opposition supporters have called for a huge turnout, hoping to turn the event into a broad show of public support for their protest against the presidential election in June and its violent aftermath.

But it wasn't until February of this year, on the day of the opening ceremony in Sochi, that Google made a broader show of support for gay rights, by displaying a rainbow-backed homepage logo depicting six athletes engaged in Winter Olympic events.

Carrying banners declaring "Na Copa vai ter luta" (The Cup will have protests), appeals for a general strike and claims that the cost of refurbishing the Maracanã stadium could pay for 200 schools, the demonstrators rallied with striking workers in the broadest show of dissent in several months.

Since the unrest began Wednesday, protests have widened into a broader show of opposition to the government's authoritarian direction, demanding the restoration of an independent judiciary and media in a country where Orban has been relentlessly consolidating power and rolling back democratic norms.

(AddiThenal reporting by Evrim Ergin, Can Sezer and Munrestezer in Istanbul, Parisa Hafezi in Ankara, Justyna Pawask in Brussels; Writriggeredick Tattersall; Editing by Jon Hemmingovernment

In Minnesota, at least 34 rural school districts closed and hundreds of small businesses locked their doors in a broad statewide show of support for farmers.