Sentence examples for ever broadly from inspiring English sources

The image of Power, Clinton, and Rice became a cartoon — Obama's Valkyries leading him to war — but Gates does not believe that Obama ever broadly embraced Power's expansive view of humanitarian intervention.

This dance-theater spectacle tells, ever so broadly, the myth of the House's founding.

HISTORY is ever more broadly defined, as January's list of bestselling history books from Amazon websites shows.

That means not concessions, but being tougher in pursuit of deterrence, and abandoning illusions that a Jewish state will ever be broadly accepted here.

For most of last year, the Americans have been telling him that the Shia militias were their main worry; American officials have been hinting ever more broadly that, if Mr Maliki did not rein them in, his government and fledgling army might lose American support.

In other words, these internal Secrets wouldn't ever spread more broadly to the wider Secret network.

As with all of its experiments, there's not guarantee that this will ever roll out broadly, but it's an interesting look at thought process around engagement metrics overall.

So it is against this backdrop that for the first time ever legislation dealing broadly with energy and climate change is coming out of the House of Representatives.

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More broadly, ever since the term "ecotourism" was coined in the 1980s [2], heavy expectations have been placed on its potential to promote conservation and sustainable development [3].

The "You are your words" theme signals how "we define ourselves through the written word more deeply, more broadly than ever, through tweets, through posts," Mr. Garaventi said.