Sentence examples for broadly obvious from inspiring English sources

Back in 1859, when John Stuart Mill wrote of "the accountability of governments to the people", it would have been broadly obvious what he meant.

That is broadly obvious from the UN's torrent of anti-Israel statements, resolutions and so forth, including plans to hold a repeat in Geneva this April of the UN's anti-Israel 2001 conference in Durban, South Africa, ostensibly convened to discuss racism.

More broadly, it's obvious that we live in a world where people both want instant answers and are ready to offer answers (and judgments) at a moment's notice.

From these interactions I have found that, although their fluency in English varies broadly, along with obvious pride in their cultural traditions, they harbor a strong desire to assimilate and achieve success on the same terms as most Americans.

While Brandt's complaint is particularly directed at the ideal observer theory of (Firth 1952), this objection seems to apply much more broadly; it is obvious, for instance, that Rawls's veil of ignorance is designed precisely to prevent the contractors from acting in an interested manner.

Instead, the officer, grinning broadly at my obvious relief, pasted the visa into my passport, stamped it, and asked me to pay the fee at the immigration headquarters in Nairobi.

The trick is stay at the right level of abstraction that's broadly informative (if often obvious), sometimes entertaining and occasionally even a little provocative.

The mouth is broadly curved and lacks obvious furrows at the corners.

On the whole, however, the outcomes of intervention and control group patients were broadly similar, with no obvious benefit observable for patients undergoing comprehensive geriatric assessment.

Broadly: Welcome to Broadly.

Any given representational picture might have a broadly recognizable subject, and even an obvious meaning, but the specifics of its form shape that meaning.