Sentence examples for broadly received as from inspiring English sources

As for the more ephemeral issue of perception, the proposal to remove visitors from the hubbub of city life has been broadly received as a slight -- a suggestion that the city's hotels and restaurants, not to mention its people, are not quite good enough for Republicans from out of state.

Although Philomena as broadly been received as a tribute to faith, controversy has surrounded the film's portrayal of the sisters who sold Lee's child.

After this hiccup, Khan was broadly well received as he weaved his way past fish stalls, wig stalls and carpet stalls.

Interventions were broadly defined as health or social services delivered in a community setting in any country (e.g., services received as an outpatient in a primary care setting).

Rents comes in two forms, both referring to income received as a result of status rather than earned by hard work or as compensation for a product, idea or service that benefits society broadly.

As with Fleming's first novel, Casino Royale, Live and Let Die was broadly well received by the critics.

The EFHIA was recognised more broadly by receiving the 2008 New South Wales Health Minister's Award for Aboriginal Health.

In one study that did not find an association between ADT and cART adherence, starting psychiatric treatment was broadly defined as receiving a diagnosis of depression, seeing a psychiatrist or taking ADT, therefore making the individual effects of pharmacological, and non-pharmacological psychiatric treatment impossible to unfurl [ 11].

It received broadly positive reviews, but the game's handling of the topic of the holocaust provide divisive.

Primer received broadly positive reviews in the mainstream press.

Upon release, the movie received broadly negative reviews.