Sentence examples for broader nature from inspiring English sources

As for the broader nature of the union, Mr Blair himself seems to be inching in a federal direction.

Martelly's "victory" crudely illustrates the broader nature of electoral politics in a period in which the outcome has little relationship to who wields power.

(Just ask a classroom teacher!) In the present case, the need to simplify has obscured the broader nature of the terrible conflict with Japan and the multiple lessons we might hope to learn from this.

With Trump in a strong position to win the primary, Republicans are engaged in a bitter battle not just about who will represent them in November, but about the broader nature of their party.

The broader nature of Ms. Klein's responsibilities reflects "our interest in elevating the profile of our creative in the industry," Mr. Badenhop said, adding, "She and I will lead the charge of making the creative product more competitive, so we can be more competitive in new business".

I wish Isaacson had had the courage to take another step back and, in the spirit of Einstein, ask the big underlying question: what do these feet-of-clay stories really tell us about Einstein's mind, and about the broader nature of genius?

Here the discussion revolves around broader nature-nurture debates and the role that sports are believed to play in society.

The auto companies said May's results reflected the broad nature of the resurgence in sales.

The broad nature of her support was also clear from the New York City neighborhoods where she performed best.

The broad nature of the recession has also caused joblessness to rise among even highly educated, well-paid workers.

He put several initiatives in place, including the Hoveton Great Broad nature trail, which he designed and implemented.