Sentence examples for broadly viewed from inspiring English sources
The images can be broadly viewed as nostalgic/melancholic or humorously carnivalesque.
The family system is broadly viewed as a potential setting for facilitation of behaviour change.
Socialism is broadly viewed positively by Democrats according to Gallup, but is widely unpopular among Republicans.
Mr. Sessions is broadly viewed in the Justice Department as lacking expertise in the area.
"Now there is a sense that the losses are understood and broadly viewed as quite manageable".
The act, he added, is broadly viewed as "one of the best laws in the world" in terms of sustainability.
The international community broadly views settlement in the West Bank as illegal, but Israel draws a distinction between those communities it has officially sanctioned and outposts that settlers built without permission.
That's because the arguments in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case center on the baker's "religious liberty," something that Justice Neil Gorsuch broadly views as allowing for discrimination ― and which the Supreme Court previously allowed for in the Hobby Lobby decision.
The more broadly you view the new national security strategy, the clearer its contradictions become.
Finally, speaking more broadly, I view technological progress as an inherent good for human society.
The issues surrounding Intellectual Ventures, viewed broadly, are the ground rules and incentives for innovation.
