Sentence examples for broadly held from inspiring English sources
In British politics, Jefferson's rule has broadly held.
Yet gangs often express broadly held views, though in a violent way.
He was reflecting a broadly held view in the upper reaches of the administration.
This line has broadly held – the debtors are presented as morally weaker than the creditors.
"Those laws gave birth to a broadly held ethic among people in this country," he continued.
Democrats have broadly held an advantage over Republicans on the issue of immigration.
Support for the VVD, which is toying with euroscepticism, is broadly holding up, but the CDA is losing ground.
There's a picture taken by Masters of Simon himself, smiling broadly, holding up a tin of John West mackerel fillets in sunflower oil.
This does not alarm the media industry as much as pure à la carte because the principle of bundling would broadly hold, and they could charge a fairly high price for it.Lawyers advising media firms are talking tough.
He explains it was Steve Hilton Cameronn's former director of strategy and a fellow Whitehall iconoclast) who "fixed for me to see the prime minister with a view to do something broadly like this, and I outlined the view I broadly hold.
7 We rejected Ker's due process argument more broadly, holding in line with "the highest authorities" that "such forcible abduction is no sufficient reason why the party should not answer when brought within the jurisdiction of the court which has the right to try him for such an offence, and presents no valid objection to his trial in such court". Ker, supra, at 444, 7 S.Ct., at 229.
