Sentence examples for broadened the language from inspiring English sources

But John Bingham, a representative from Ohio, broadened the language to prohibit states from denying "the equal protection of the laws" to anyone, on any account.

Representative Michael G. Oxley of Ohio felt that the federal government should draft its own provision, so he and a fellow Ohio Republican, Senator Mike DeWine, broadened the language in a law proposed by Mr. Oxley, the Video Voyeurism Prevention Act of 2003, to include camera phones.

Noted not only for his highly individual vessels, which broadened the language of the potter's wheel, he was also a masterly educator who imparted his love of clay and his extraordinary knowledge of the chemistry of ceramics to generations of students.

The new proposal would broaden the language of that law and make no mention of abortion.

After World War I, vocational courses, languages and other subjects broadened the instructional menu into a smorgasbord.

A member of the Misǔl group, Pencho Slaveykov, broadened the Romantic tradition of Bulgarian poetry and helped to create a complex poetic language.

A bulldozer broadened the gaps.

Congress then extended and broadened the credit.

But Ms. Kagan broadened the faculty ideologically.

Ingram broadened the explanation.

Two facts broadened the discussion.