Sentence examples for broadly diffused from inspiring English sources
By George Packer February 20 , 2009From Richard Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life": If anti-intellectualism has become, as I believe it has, a broadly diffused quality in our civilization, it has become so because it has often been linked to good, or at least defensible, causes…It made its way into our politics because it became associated with our passion for equality.
From Richard Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life": If anti-intellectualism has become, as I believe it has, a broadly diffused quality in our civilization, it has become so because it has often been linked to good, or at least defensible, causes…It made its way into our politics because it became associated with our passion for equality.
Depending on the approach such methods adopt to satisfy boundary conditions on solid surfaces they can be broadly classified as diffused and sharp interface methods.
This theme has diffused broadly into American culture, contributing for instance to the rapidly growing "spiritual but not religious" demographic (more than 30percentt of the U.S. population).
More broadly, I suspect Hong Kong's new generation is unsettled by diffused anxiety, a fear of limited potential and increased competition.
In the single z-section of 4 dpf retina at 1 dpHS, HA-mCherryTM in cone outer segments is more continuous and broadly localized (arrowheads Fig. 3D F), indicating that it has diffused widely.
"Right now, it's diffused".
I want to get lost and diffused".
And you can get too diffused.
"Bright, diffused light is best," she added.
