Sentence examples for broader than to from inspiring English sources

However, nothing made him smile broader than to be surrounded by his family.

"But to me, family is a little broader than to the average person".

Although a classic is by definition timeless, right now it is hard to become interested in a character whose self-professed life goal is no broader than "to have some power over someone's destiny," and whose definition of happiness has to do only with the untrammelled expression of her own will.

Freedom in America includes (but is broader than) access to opportunities to compete for power.

As a result, the Court finds Section 201 facially constitutional, with the exception of one subsection which the Court determines to be broader than necessary to achieve the legitimate governmental interest at stake.

I write, however, because I believe that the Court's opinion may be read as extending to a prosecutor an immunity broader than that to which he was entitled at common law; broader than is necessary to decide this case; and broader than is necessary to protect the judicial process.

"The spectrum of change India requires is much, much broader than amendments to the criminal laws," said Ms. Grover, the lawyer.

They also point to a stronger role for boards and a system of accountability for boards and executives that includes but is broader than accountability to shareholders.

Having concluded that the original order was broader than necessary to reach the fraud proved, the Postmaster General not only possessed the power but he had the duty to reduce its scope to what was essential for that purpose.

The concept of self-care is broader than adherence to treatment, since it comprises the empowerment and the accountability of individuals for their health (Castro & Moro, 2013).

Florida's constitution states that the government can only deny access to a document if there is a specific statutory exemption, and that the exemption "shall be no broader than necessary to accomplish the stated purpose".