Sentence examples for broadened both from inspiring English sources

All five of the albums Simon has released in the years since have broadened both his view of the world and his audience's.

And through a string of deals for companies like OPI and TJoy of China, it has broadened both its product offerings and its reach.

Karen Ziemba, as the unhappily married 1950's wife with a very physical fantasy life, has cannily broadened both the comedy and the pathos of her role, suggesting a female Charlie Chaplin in toe shoes.

Then, in more recent years, his hand on Nintendo's visionary tiller brought motion control to the masses by way of Wii Sports and Wii Fit, titles that broadened both the definition of games as well as the audience that consumes them.

By making games affordable and taking an obvious delight in mingling with fans, Moreno has broadened both the Angels' popularity and his own.

Surrogate analysis is not a new concept, but the development of -omic technologies has broadened both the range of tissues that can be examined and the number of targets that can be analyzed in a single experiment.

It is her mission to broaden both the world of opera and the public perception of it.

Milwaukee was once known almost exclusively for its brewing and manufacturing industries, but major developments over the years like Miller Park and the Frontier Airlines Center have helped to broaden both its image and its employment opportunities.