Sentence examples for exceedingly broad from inspiring English sources

"The president's power in this context is exceedingly broad," Mr. Pushaw said.

I want to underscore this administration began this debate with a resolution that granted exceedingly broad authority to the president to use force, and I regret that some in the Congress rush so quickly to support it.

Mr. Magnusson's subject matter is exceedingly broad, ranging across a variety of topical issues, including global warming, the war in Iraq and the debate over evolution and intelligent design.

The prospects are not great: the curator in charge is intelligent and resourceful but not a specialist in the period; his mandate is exceedingly broad and Mr. de Montebello has made many statements to the effect that he himself has little interest in the stuff.

The definition of the word "application" is exceedingly broad and defined differently in a wide variety of contexts.

Not surprisingly, the range of answers that have been offered to these questions covers an exceedingly broad spectrum.

The people of Myanmar had expressed "exceedingly broad-based opposition" to building a dam at the headwaters of the Irrawaddy River, the nation's biggest waterway, he wrote.

The exceedingly high belt line and exaggerated broad, sharp shoulders are likely to work much better if the car actually has a top.

This is a powerful, open-ended and exceedingly costly collection of principles that guarantee broad rights to European workers on such issues as health and safety.

But if you're not already steeped in the primordial muck of the broader manosphere, it can be exceedingly difficult to parse what these people are talking about, and why.

The show is a form of institutional critique, drawn in broad, accessible strokes, aimed at the exceedingly prominent cultural institution in which it is located.