Sentence examples for broadly played from inspiring English sources

Fidalma, broadly played by Phyllis Pancella, represents the modern director's difficult choices between wit and farce.

Broadly played for belly laughs rather than smiles, "Doctor in the House" was set in a large London teaching hospital.

They would have made a comically provocative spread in a magazine, but associating Mr. Bush and his cabinet with such a generic and broadly played form of venality as consorting with disreputable women seems off the mark.

The movie, directed by Ed Zwick, and written by Charles Randolph, Marshall Herskovitz, and Zwick, who adapted a memoir by Jamie Reidy, has some broadly played but knowing satirical sequences of drug reps trying to seduce medical secretaries and bribing and pimping for doctors.

The color episodes beginning today are more whimsical, with their comically eccentric characters broadly played to the hilt by the usual store of fine British character actors.

But Mr. Pollan winds up broadly playing celebrity chef in "Cooked," his four-quadrant book about fire (barbecue), water (stewing and braising), air (baking bread) and earth (fermentation).

[Update: London-based TrialReach would seem to be broadly playing in the same space.].

We are seeing social games and more broadly play become one of the most popular pastimes on web and mobile.

There's also the likes of Microsoft-owned Yammer, Convo, Slack, and HipChat, all of which broadly play in the same space.

Who that is, I haven't been able to confirm, although if my information is correct it broadly plays in the home financing space.

My understanding is that this translates into a product that broadly plays in the payments and loyalty space and combines the benefits of mobile payment solutions, such as Apple Pay, and the traditional bank card.