Sentence examples for broader take from inspiring English sources

My broader take on this is that the quasi-monetarists are trying too hard to find a deep essence when what's really needed is just a model.

In revealing a broader take on events than history books often manage, Beaton has become well known for the feminist lens that her comics often use.

It provides a broader take on how the labor market is doing than the official unemployment rate, and it is watched closely by Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen and her colleagues.

Now here's my broader take on what I've begun calling the "knowosphere" — a word intentionally echoing the more allegorical "noosphere," the "planet of the mind" of Vladimir Vernadsky and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin.

Back on deck after a rapid descent, she offered a technical observation to a helper in fluent French -- a handy skill for an offshore single-handed sailor, whose discipline is dominated by Frenchmen -- and then returned to her native tongue for a broader take on the moment.

For a broader take on the U.S. market, Mercury Selected Trust North America and Baring IUF North America are both good choices, according to Milroy.

So what's the broader take-away, say, for a class of graduating seniors? A. Two things.

Greenpeace's agenda is much broader, taking in everything, including saving whales and opposing genetically modified crops.

Two books by journalists who covered Enron try to give a broad take on what really happened and why.

Her broad take is simple: "A strong Microsoft is good for the industry".

Our next-best bowler, Broad, took the next most wickets.