Sentence examples for broader about from inspiring English sources

Arendt misread Eichmann, but she did hit on something broader about how ordinary people become brutal killers.

Thus Generation X's experiences are closer to those of Generation Y than to the baby boomers a fact reflected in Ipsos MORI's findings.This hints at something broader about Britain.

In an essay in The New York Times in May, Fred Kaplan wrote that "Arendt misread Eichmann, but she did hit on something broader about how ordinary people become brutal killers".

But, says Mr Howarth, the readers who are left are the more upmarket types, so advertising rates are up.Perhaps the falling sales of the men's titles say something broader about male culture.

You have an obligation not only to serve the story and the character development but also to say something broader about the way the world is or the human condition.

Gloomier critics have said Mr. Brown's clinging to office may be an allegory of something broader about British society and politics, a symptom of a malaise that puts personal gratification above the public good, and of a disregard for traditions of accountability and self-denial that many in Britain have seen as integral to the country's history as the fount of parliamentary democracy.

And while her doll's waist is half a centimeter broader -- about an eighth of an inch -- than America's most popular doll, the other measurements are basically the same.

But rather than delve deep, there's something disappointingly broad about the comedy on display here.

"People are way too broad about what problem they're trying to solve or what market they want to address," he said.

The age range of terrestrial samples is very broad, about 1000 years (Figure 4).

They are at their broadest about a quarter of the way up beyond which they taper towards a blunt tip.