Sentence examples for employed broad from inspiring English sources

Basing his script on "Gidget" and psychological melodramas like "Spellbound" (1945) and "Marnie" (1964), Mr. Busch employed broad camp to soften its rendering of teenage sexual inadequacy, closeted homosexuality, mental illness and mass murder.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court narrowed the application of the federal money-laundering statute on Monday, ruling for criminal defendants in two cases in which prosecutors had employed broad definitions of two of the law's major provisions.

That show employed broad comedy and a lot of mugging, elements this adaptation has wisely left behind, since they wouldn't play well here in the super-savvy 21st century.

40 In fact, the marginal notations, as well as the entire statutory scheme, indicate that if an error was made at some point, it was not in the drafting of § 563(12), § 1979, or § 5510, all of which employed broad terminology reaching federal statutes, but in the drafting of the circuit court provision.

P-31 NMR employed broad banded H-1 decoupling at room temperature without a lock solvent such as deuterium oxide being added to the NMR tube.

One search approach employed broad search terms (e.g., "stillbirth*", "fetal death*", or "perinatal mortality"); the other used specific search terms for interventions in combination with broad terms (e.g., amnioinfusion AND pregnancy; "fetal movement" AND "pregnancy").

Either the search results yield too many choices, with useless ones at top, or some sites have employed broad-based search engines, like Google, that traverse the whole Web instead of just the particular site.

Knowler and Ackermann observed that the SDPI-DP employed broader eligibility criteria than the DPP and speculated that SDPI-DP participants thus were probably at much lower risk of diabetes.

All measurements were performed on HMDE at thermodynamic equilibrium employing broad frequency spectrum.

The proprietors employ broad white platters instead of the more traditional metal trays and have a short beer, wine and cocktail list.

Azari finds that when the presidency enjoys high public esteem and party polarization is low, mandate rhetoric is less frequent and employs broad themes.