Sentence examples for broad stories from inspiring English sources

"The way comedy is now," says Slate, "at least in the States, there's a lot of really big, broad stories that are acted by people but don't really have any recognisable humans in them – and that is double for the roles that are given to women.

The central hypocrisy in walking simulators is that although their loose mechanics and broad stories are supposed to leave room for your interpretations and input, you have basically zero agency you always arrive after the fact, and do nothing but stare at and read the scenery and inanimate items the game-maker has left for you.

The box tells a broad story about American music.

The broad story of the last 25 years of American politics has been the rise of the conservatives.

More often than not I have a very broad story in mind when designing a collection.

Within that over-all similarity, there is a broad story about the evolution of modern capitalism.

After the burst of creativity, a vote was called to determine which broad story would be developed into our interactive adventure.

The Fall do have a song called Spoilt Victorian Child which could make a very, very loose connection to one of the broad story ideas.

"The broad story seems to be that the drugs don't work and they have some side effects," Dr. Harrington said.

From his eyrie above David Dimbleby's head, Prof Curtice notes that the "broad story of the exit poll is correct" but with admirable restraint he stops short of finding knives and forks for the trilby and sporran of Messrs Ashdown and Campbell.

"After only 50 years, we may be one of only a very few museums worldwide that can tell such a broad story from its own holdings," museum director James Snyder said.