Sentence examples for broadly know from inspiring English sources

These figures reflect what many Britons broadly know about the predominance of men in high-powered positions, but they still have the capacity to startle when set down so baldly.

Easter films, admittedly, are slightly more diffuse – they'll either be insufferable cartoons about wisecracking rabbits or upsettingly grisly torture-porn flicks about the graphic crucifixion of a hippy – but you still broadly know what to expect.

His view is that marriage must be taught in schools (as a good idea, that is; I believe children already broadly know that it exists), and he's supported in this by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), among others.

So we broadly know the answer to the Dawkins question, but we don't know the game rules!

With drugs that we're familiar with, we broadly know the dangers and risks of taking them but with most of these legal highs, no one really has a clue about what they'll do to you in the long run.

This phenomenon is broadly known as "thin-slice" judgment.

The industry segment is broadly known as business intelligence software.

It was broadly known that Bowie's onstage heart attack in 2004 had left him frail.

At the time he was exploring a genre broadly known as street photography.

"We use futures trading as part of this strategy, broadly known as hedging".

They are developing new techniques to assess other risks they run, broadly known as operational risk.