Sentence examples for broadest of outlines from inspiring English sources

What the CIA did as follow-up has only been known in the broadest of outlines.

While most of the American public – and the world – has long been aware of the broad outlines of the programme, to many the report will shame the country.

"It was among the most consistent defenders of the broad outlines of Bush policy".

Yet some of the broader outlines of the standards (and double standards) imposed on women remain exhaustingly familiar.

Mr. Miller said he and the mayor agreed to those requests as part of the broad outlines of what the speaker called the "agreement in principle," which restores nearly $50 million in proposed service cuts, on Friday night.

We learned some of the broad outlines of where reform needs to take place from the second panel: leverage requirements, derivatives reform and the silo-ing out of business lines.

Most of the broad outlines of what needs doing were covered in a special series on survival by the British medical journal The Lancet last summer.

But Mr. Barak's goal of negotiating the broad outlines of a peace agreement by Feb. 13 is unlikely to be achieved.

That disgust is warranted by the fact that this president has followed the broad ideological outlines of his predecessor on national security.

He had already proposed the broad outlines of most of the tax cuts, but today he offered estimates of how much money he would devote to each.

Israeli military officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, confirmed the broad outlines of the Beit Hanun killing and emphasized that their soldiers had no involvement.