Sentence examples for broadly yet from inspiring English sources

The image of the "perfect victim" has been intrinsically woven into our daily discourse of rape, intimate partner violence, popular culture and media discourse more broadly, yet we know that this image of the virtuous woman is a myth that was historically scripted for white women.

These monetization features aren't available broadly yet — Aviary is currently rolling them out to select partners.

Carnival has actually talked about the One Direction campaign before, but they elided the details about the trigger messaging, because it wasn't available broadly yet.

While digital media have given bands access to a wider audience and cheap distribution channels, it's still as difficult as ever for artists to make a buck and blast their music and brand messages out broadly — yet efficiently and effectively.

His superb technique enabled him to paint fluidly and broadly and yet to render detail with the utmost delicacy.

Much like the weather, Ms. Jacobs said, cities are astoundingly complex systems, governed by feedback loops that are broadly understood yet impossible to replicate.

Other outstanding plays, full of vitality, noisy, and broadly humorous, yet with subtle characterization, include The Quare Fellow (1956) and The Hostage (1958) by Brendan Behan and A Taste of Honey (1958) by Shelagh Delaney.

The cuts were necessary, and indeed they are broadly accepted, yet the Tories' enthusiasm for them has done little to dissuade many voters from a view that they are, not so deep down, a pretty nasty bunch.

The purpose of this study was to develop broadly reactive, yet subtype-specific competitive ELISAs (cELISAs) for the specific detection of antibodies to the notifiable AIV subtypes H5 and H7 as an alternative to the gold standard haemagglutination inhibition assay (HI).

Here we provide a broadly representative, yet concise and inevitably incomplete, overview of the rich variety of temporal models and logics introduced and studied over the past 50 years.

Not unlike previous industry buzz words like "collaboration" and "sustainability," it is broadly used yet still relatively undefined or understood.