Sentence examples for broadly liked from inspiring English sources

Whether they are widely loathed or broadly liked doesn't matter at all.

It's always hazardous to write of a consensual "we", but there was a time when "we" broadly liked Robbie Williams.

The alternative, a rapid coronation of a broadly liked candidate such as Mr Johnson, could look even more unseemly, as it would be the second time in a row that the top job has been filled without a popular vote.

But whether he is broadly liked or not, whatever his home situation may be, a serious illness that befalls a major public figure reminds us all how slender the threads connecting us to this life are.

On a ballot where you could pick only one film, Black Swan, backed by its ardent supporters, might have a chance of obtaining out a few more votes than The King's Speech, which may be more broadly liked by the Academy members.

In his book, Clegg accuses Cameron, whom he broadly likes, of hypocrisy, claiming to care about climate change and Europe and the poor, then kowtowing to the right wing of his party.

"We always saw this as one continuous wheel, working broadly, like a family".

On Pfizer, as I said earlier (see 2.14pm), it felt broadly like a draw.

Even the selection of what Vishniac chose to publish now seems, broadly, like a distortion.

I saw Scholes break the habit of a lifetime by smiling broadly, like a schoolboy, at his own deed.

Broadly like Microsoft claiming a share on the royalties for your book because you wrote it with Word.