Sentence examples for broadest idea from inspiring English sources
To an outsider with only the broadest idea of Chicago politics, Obama's victory in the Democratic primary actually looked like a victory over cynicism.
Mr De says: "While Tagore was averse towards rigid patriotism, Jana Gana Mana represents nationalism's broadest idea.
Gazette: That, and the broader idea of mind-body connection.
Twenty-two economists and academics signed an open letter in support of the broad idea.
That broad idea could go in many directions, including no clear direction at all.
The broader idea of charity is what inspired Luke Babcock to get involved with CMEE.
The broad idea was to bring together a lot of disparate work on happiness.
It is in its political dimension that economic integration differs from the broader idea of regionalism in general.
Originally, this rule was part of the government's broader idea of testing and tracking doctors' competence.
"He was simply underscoring the broad idea that you need good monetary, fiscal and regulatory policies to grow".
Finally, the BBC represents a broader idea of "public space" that is currently not very fashionable politically.
