Sentence examples for broader strokes of from inspiring English sources

I focused mainly on composition and the broader strokes of the shape language and design.

A night-time sequence, in which Walter runs out of the darkness towards Chris, has the same sense of American gothic dread as David Robert Mitchell's It Follows, while the humour vacillates between the broader strokes of Rusty Cundieff's underrated Tales from the Hood and the insidious cruelty of Lars von Trier's Manderlay.

In her company, Julie Walters can modulate the broader strokes of matriarchal landlady Mrs Kehoe's hilarious disdain for "giddiness"; Jim Broadbent can play Father Flood as an utterly benign presence without fear of soft soaping; and Domhnall Gleeson can make a late-in-the-day appearance as the lovestruck Jim without his palpable devotion seeming contrived.

AND why we don't have the obligation to voice this to our constituents on campus with a broader stroke of the mighty keyboard or pen?

And only the broad strokes of the strategy were clear.

Love is evident in broad strokes of creative output.

Sarah Anne Johnson had always known the broad strokes of her maternal grandmother's story.

You can see echoes in the broad strokes of Manet and his followers, the Impressionists.

Clinton will unveil the broad strokes of her economic vision Monday in a speech in New York.

They do not reflect the broad strokes of the Republican party," said Manafort.

Dr. Warburton said Laban analysis was well suited to refining the broad strokes of motion capture.