Sentence examples for broadly describe from inspiring English sources

The single patent in question, filed in 1996, appears to broadly describe the idea of routing telephone calls over data networks like the Internet.

Never mind that the same words broadly describe every episode of Fawlty Towers, they also summon up the cod liver oil view of literature: books are good for you, and their value positively correlates with their indigestibility.

Solitary confinement, isolation, segregation, separate confinement, or administrative segregation are all terms used to broadly describe a form of confinement where a prisoner or detainee is held alone in a cell from 22 to 24 hours a day.

We examined a large amount of literature purporting to broadly describe various Native American tribes and found very few accounts and no detailed treatment of taboos.

Although they would broadly describe themselves as localists, they refuse to call Mainlanders locusts or accuse Hong Kong'ers who support Chinese democracy movements of being "traitors".

Therefore, we included variables under the categories of anthropogenic and environmental to broadly describe the "habitat" of each county.

My first thought was Mumford and Sons, broadly described as a British folk band.

AI is broadly described as the ability of computer systems to ape or mimic human intelligent behavior.

One passage in the letter, which was translated by American officials, broadly describes a strategy of kidnapping American troops.

It broadly described the scope of the survey, but did not warn that some questions would be explicit.

It broadly describes a set of symptoms that include eczema-like rashes on the face, scalp, and torso.