Sentence examples for broadly to from inspiring English sources
Some seem broadly to accept the distinction.
The Greeks subscribed, broadly, to "an individualistic view of humanity".
"And then more broadly to promote a very simple idea: accepting people for who they are.
The Gridiron Club's motto applies broadly to most Washington humor: singe but do not burn.
But Mr. Lumet's concerns could also range more broadly, to issues of national survival itself.
The two visions of hunting correspond broadly to Italy's two faces.
Agents used to exist side by side with managers, who cater more broadly to performers' needs.
'CELEBRATING JOHN ASHBERY' Few contemporary poets have appealed so broadly to composers as John Ashbery.
Today, they are using his figure — and black protest more broadly — to win over hostile populations.
He later said he was referring broadly to the civil rights movement.
The law defines the material broadly to include descriptions of "nudity, sexual conduct, or sexual excitement".
