Sentence examples for broad version from inspiring English sources

The series was "Hancock's Half Hour," a situation comedy in which Hancock plays a broad version of himself and, to my mind, of my father.

It seems possible that Alexander's broad version of the story of a restaurant succumbing to a fatal overdose of good fortune is true, though Stanich told me that the restaurant is planning to "reopen for the Christmas holidays," and served a private party just yesterday.

If Lee (and the ninth circuit) are right about what counts as a derivative work, then the United States has established through the back door an extraordinarily broad version of authors' moral rights, under which artists may block any modification of their works of which they disapprove.

Note that in later writings Quine himself adopts a broad version of naturalism (1995, 49).

The Small Business Administration recognizes 113 industry categories, yet Intuit was treating them all the same, with one broad version of QuickBooks.

The focused version of CBT-E was used as it appears to have greater clinical utility than the broad version (Fairburn et al., 2009).

The broad versions of both types of PubMed Clinical Queries were able to ascertain most of the listed papers, but at the same time many other studies not related to this topic (Table  2).

But a broader version that will scan their entire computers will cost extra.

(A broader version of the show was on view at the Museum Tinguely in Basel, Switzerland, last fall).

An earlier, broader version of it was struck down by the Supreme Court in 1997, in part on federalism grounds.

Trump has not stated clearly exactly what he favors, and he has even disputed reports that he supported the broader version of the Muslim database.