Sentence examples for even broadly from inspiring English sources

Overall, then, it was fairly even, broadly a draw.

That asymmetry creates a powerful status-quo bias that makes even broadly beneficial policy changes hard to achieve.

But can constitutional principles, even broadly construed, include some derived from George Washington's presidency, or Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech, as Amar suggests?

And even broadly drawn punch lines of eccentric characters — played deliciously here by Nancy Opel, Michael Rupert and Allison Guinn — come across as buoyant and unbruised.

I doubt if anyone could identify a Zucker style, or Zucker core, or pointed political tilt, or even, broadly, story-telling sensibility (direct; big picture; character driven?).

That land dispute made it clear that the larger issues of the "final status" talks -- borders, settlements, Jerusalem and refugees, among others -- would not be resolved even broadly by the original target date of Feb. 13.

"No," says Gatiss, grinning even more broadly.

Even more broadly: what is Google, these days?

But isn't any sitting president, even a broadly popular one, a legitimate target for satire?

You know what I am talking about?" Robinson smiled even more broadly.

She smiled even more broadly, looking around the room at her admiring guests.