Sentence examples for broader contours from inspiring English sources

Such considerations, though, may well pale beside the broader contours of Mr. Blair's second term.

But, for all the idiosyncrasies of this particular story, the broader contours are in fact quite familiar.

With violence so familiar, though, attacks can seem to barely disturb the broader contours of life for those not directly affected.

His concern, it seemed, was to compensate for the absence of the ballet staging by shaping the music with a level of detail that fleshed out the ballet's characters and with a pacing that suggested the broader contours and even the specific movements within each scene.

Still, the broader contours of the race and the political environment favor Brady.

The broad contours seemed to satisfy all parties.

Many administrative agencies, not just the E.P.A., operate within broad contours defined by Congress.

The number of Americans listened to and the broad contours of the program, for a start.

But compared with the broad contours of Mr. Clinton's proposals, these were details, though important ones, they said.

The amorphous shock and outrage of a year ago have given way to the broad contours of a movement.

Eventually, the bank agreed to the broad contours of a settlement that included a guilty plea by the Japanese subsidiary.