Sentence examples for broader ideas from inspiring English sources

So I suggested a few broader ideas: "How about completed projects?

Some who know him say that it was as mayor that his view of the world began to shift -- he traveled abroad and was exposed to broader ideas.

Rather than inventing more recipes, Mr. Adrià — known as the father of "molecular gastronomy," a term he dislikes — wants to explore broader ideas on food and cooking techniques that might be of use to cooks and restaurant owners worldwide, who "often just don't have the time to think about creation," he said.

The announcement also ties into some of the broader ideas that Facebook has been promoting.

From another point of view, first-order model theory is the paradigm for the rest of model theory; it is the area in which many of the broader ideas of model theory were first worked out.

While I still find myself on Pinterest for broader "ideas" — like decorating tips, nail colors or crafts — in terms of seeking product inspiration that translates into actual purchases, "Interesting Finds" can be a little addictive, I found.

The broader idea of charity is what inspired Luke Babcock to get involved with CMEE.

It is in its political dimension that economic integration differs from the broader idea of regionalism in general.

Originally, this rule was part of the government's broader idea of testing and tracking doctors' competence.

Finally, the BBC represents a broader idea of "public space" that is currently not very fashionable politically.

"Obviously we want to help," Mr. de Blasio said, adding that he was considering a broader idea to help nonprofit groups.