Sentence examples for comments more broadly from inspiring English sources

She also comments more broadly on racial politics in the age of Obama.

When you read her comments more broadly, however, you do realize that she's still up to her arms in terms of getting the culture and the team right.

While refusing to comment more broadly on the case, F.B.I. officials this week denied news reports that the two men were intent on meeting Dr. Alhazmi.

Commenting more broadly on Mr. Bush's approach, Mr. Hattaway said: "Bush is clearly trying to make himself out to be a different kind of Republican by appearing friendly to immigrants.

Commenting more broadly on the issue of paid app promotions and whether he thinks the app store ban for AppGratis is justified, O'Connor added: "I don't want to see any startup fail and 45 people lose their jobs but it shouldn't be possible to just buy your way to the top of app store rankings.

Other women commented more broadly on the importance of having choices in relation to their maternity care.

I leaned towards comments that more broadly described the albums than specific songs.

And forcing people to comment – and more broadly speaking to log-on – with one identity puts a massive stranglehold on our very nature.

Free text entries consisted of specific comments about items and statements, and more broadly focused comments about what respondents understood the value and limits of the toolkit to be.

There are two very large inferences that can be drawn from comments like these and, more broadly, from the current debate over national security issues in policy institutes, academia and professional journals.

More broadly, the comments underscored the state of confusion among Palestinian security forces.