Sentence examples for broadly saying from inspiring English sources

"I don't like Muslim cocksuckers!" But he smiled broadly — saying these things seemed to make him happy.

Mr. Brandford, normally one of the band's more reticent personalities, smiled broadly, saying "Little One" had never sounded better in the orchestra's hands.

Sitting in an armchair and wrapped in a blue blanket, he smiled broadly, saying his orbital vacation had been "a pinnacle experience".

In its closing remarks, Oracle tried to characterize the market broadly, saying it competes with many software companies despite widespread consolidation in the market.

In his report, Dr. Satcher defined sexual health broadly, saying it was not confined to an individual's reproductive years or to having sex, per se.

Mr. Cheney addressed the situation more broadly, saying the attack on the destroyer Cole on Thursday illustrated the importance of maintaining military strength.

More broadly, said Mr. Pandit, funds in Asia have more cash than ever to invest.

"We remain watchful in India, in China and of commodity exposures more broadly," said the bank.

The planned merger helped lift stock prices more broadly, said Alan Ackerman, senior vice president at Fahnestock & Company.

"Every candidate in the race has got some kind of baggage if you define baggage broadly," said Steve Roberts, a lawyer and longtime Republican activist in Iowa.

Company executives have broadly said they want to make the News Feed, the first page every user sees upon logging in, more relevant.