Sentence examples for broader to from inspiring English sources

"I was looking for something broader, to give seniors more choice to explore more issues," said Whitman Smith, chairman of the English department at Hackley.

Many artists, however, say the motivation is much broader: to make a difference in the world that is more than aesthetic.

One man's drawn-out reference-fest is another's vast American epic of course, but there is something broader to be said for Tarantino's transition from straight-faced film-maker to goofy meta-merchant.

But the stated purpose of this vast meeting of leaders is much broader: to set new priorities and directions for the United Nations, which at age 55 seems creaky and unprepared for a host of new challenges.

In previous years, Mr. Barroso has addressed the Parliament and outlined his work program, but this time his speech was intended to be broader to reflect the changes brought about by the union's new Lisbon Treaty.

If the task of a well-meaning newspaper (as it's often said) is to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable, then the mission of Private Eye is broader: to afflict anyone, famous or obscure, who seems to deserve scrutiny, censure or mockery.

Young invited Broad to join the board.

The definition is broad, to be sure.

MILLE LACS is too broad to see across in places.

These definitions are simply too broad to be useful.

The head is broad to accommodate the exceptionally large eyes.