Sentence examples for broadest look from inspiring English sources

In 1999, in Mr. McCain's first race for president, he released 1,500 pages of his medical and psychiatric records, providing the broadest look ever given the public about the psychological profile of a presidential candidate.

— Senator John McCain offered the broadest look yet at his economic policies in a speech on Tuesday in Pittsburgh, outlining a series of tax reductions and backing away from his pledge to balance the budget by the end of his first term.

Vanja had put on her broadest smile, Achilles looked rather more guilt-ridden.

Just four miles long by a mile-and-a-half wide at its broadest point, the island looks from a distance to be a single massive plateau that tilts gently from its northern cliffs to the pointed tip and open fields of Portland Bill, where the cliffs are only about 10 metres high.

Looked at from the broadest perspective, President Trump's tax and spending plans would transfer money from rural areas to urban ones, from people below middle-income levels to the very rich.

"If you look at broadband in the broadest concept, agnostic to device, then you have opportunities to use a backbone and delivery system to not only deliver speed of information, VoIP, and other kinds of services to the home but also to be able with low aesthetic and environmental impact to deploy it anywhere along the roads where you have that pipe".

"They have one of the broadest arrays, if not the broadest array, of low fares.

And yet, looking at the marketplace from the broadest perspective, one overwhelming fact stands out.

Cruises are no different from any other type of resort; they have to juggle the family market with a younger, less docile crowd, looking for holiday romance (in its broadest terms).

Look no further than this weekend, when Steve McQueen's acclaimed drama faces another key test as it expands into its broadest national release so far.

And what they are looking for is not the biggest global brand name in their neighbourhood directory, nor the firm with the broadest range of services on offer.