His departure settled the issue for sure before Broad turned on the style with his hat-trick in the penultimate over - two caught in the leg-side deep and a third edging behind - as four wickets fell with the total stuck on 136.
In the latter part of his essay Broad turns to the argument from religious experience (in what might quite well be the first systematic treatment of the argument).
But, in a remarkable final session, Broad turned the match on its head, sealing the win when he had Peter Siddle caught by James Anderson with darkness falling at the Riverside.
In the mid-1990s, Broad turned his attention to the Hammer Museum in Westwood.
Here the decline in work-force participation is of a piece with the broader turn away from community in America — from family breakdown and declining churchgoing to the retreat into the virtual forms of sport and sex and friendship.
Last summer, when a federal judge halted the Trump Administration's family-separation policy and ordered the government to reunite the families, Mabel continued to languish in detention, unaffected by the broader turn of events.
The phrase "mobility as a service" weaves together the business models of ride-sharing companies, the ambitions of manufacturers like Ford and Tesla, and the broader turn to a service economy.
The charge of illegitimacy made last week by John Lewis was part of a broader turn among Democratic representatives toward a politics of unified opposition, with an emphasis on the defense of working people.
But the decline could also signal a broader turn away from the domestic stock market by investors who want to hold less of their nest eggs in stocks and by companies that opt for raising capital in bond markets instead of issuing shares.
Ziggy Stardust came and went, followed by the Thin White Duke, and then the suited and seemingly cleaner-living new romantic of the 80s, who achieved terrific commercial success without the provocative creativity of earlier times, reflecting, perhaps, the broader turn of Thatcherite Britain.
