Sentence examples for broader feel from inspiring English sources

But if a school admits too many, it may change the broader feel of a campus, dilute quality and anger local taxpayers who feel that their children's places are being given away.

And the field is much broader than that, so the opportunity to get a broader feel for what are the possible directions will certainly help students identify potential jobs," he says.

You don't get a broad feel for the town".

Those sort of moments made Broad feel, and everybody else present sense, that he could take a wicket with every ball.

Broad feels England's record at Test cricket's most northerly outpost – played five, won five – is reason enough to see the Riverside remain a host venue.

It's a quirky picture that could be read as a serious Oscar bet by audiences and thus not seen as the broad feel-good movie Fox is counting on.

The scrolls were on stretchers covered with white cloths, and men in yarmulkes and the broad felt hats of Hasidic sects pushed through the crowd to touch them briefly.

Less than three months after England completed a 3-0 series victory at home, Brisbane hosts the first reverse Test match on November 21 and fast bowler Broad feels that ill-tempered relations between the two nations are unlikely to have improved by then.

The Kiwis needed to bat five overs to produce a result and Broad felt a lightning storm should have brought an earlier end.

Often broad felt or straw hats or even slouch hats were worn instead.

Some in the broad middle feel marooned and neglected by the scale and pace of reform.