Sentence examples for drawn broad from inspiring English sources

The new Okanagan apples have drawn broad opposition.

The bill to repeal the estate tax had drawn broad Democratic support in Congress, especially in the House, where members recognized its allure to voters.

Ms. Kinne, who became an anti-Iraq-war activist, has spoken about her experiences as an eavesdropper to several Web publications since last year, but her accusations have not drawn broad attention.

Since its first edition in 2007, the festival has drawn broad praise for staging quirky small-scale events like this year's jewel-box concerts by the pop group the xx as well as inventive collaborations by high-octane figures.

The antigovernment protesters in Libya, like those in Tunisia and Egypt, have drawn broad popular support — and great pride — from their status as homegrown movements that have defied autocrats without outside help.

"How do we address these drugs as a society?" There is a dearth of data from independent groups regarding impairment from prescription drugs in the workplace, partly because the issue has not drawn broad scrutiny.

The idea drew broad support.

Eventually, the bill drew broad public support.

The Russian proposal drew broad support from non-Western delegations.

The plan drew broad, bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.

And it is hard to draw broad lessons from local races often fought on local issues.