Sentence examples for broadens the theme from inspiring English sources

Obi (1969), a sequel to The Only Son, broadens the theme to an extended family.

The more Mr Bush repeats his mantra about the march of liberty, the more he risks sounding like a Texan version of "Comical Ali", the Iraqi propaganda minister who declared that the infidel dogs were in retreat even as American troops rolled into Baghdad.Second, Mr Kerry can broaden the theme of mismanagement.

Some themes are difficult to do, try to broaden the theme, so instead of Buzz Lightyear, for instance, try to go for a space hero party.

Later humanism would broaden and diversify the theme of active virtue.

The poems written from about 1930 to 1939 broadened this theme of disjointedness by showing its effect on society, as in the sadly ironic "The Mediterranean" (1932).

Mrs. Gore offered her variation on the theme, broadening it into an appreciation of "the arts as part of our national heritage".

Broadening the base is the wiser choice.

I want to broaden the base.

We helped broaden the idea of beauty.

Mr. Crutchfield praised the ability of the theme to "broaden the definition of what the Postal Service does as a business, particularly with all the competition encroaching on its turf".

Margarita Galbán, a founder of the Bilingual Foundation of the Arts here, which produces the show, and the playwright Lina Montalvo broadened the story to incorporate the theme of the tug of the old country in the new.