Sentence examples for felt broad from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mehta's tempo felt broad but sensible, never ponderous.

Even so, the satire — the crazy generals, the clueless president, the "Strangelovian" adviser with the German accent — felt broad, maybe a little over the top.

By not loading up his relievers and resting some of his regulars a day or two at a time, he finished the endless summer with a roster that felt broad as well as deep.

It feels broad yet is dry and refreshing.

And the movie, to be fair, feels broad.

Marks and Barfield say they feel "broad support" behind the project.

Radiohead's music often also feels broad, looming and nonspecific, a growing wash of three-guitar harmony and rhythmic texture that hits sweet or sickly spots and subsides.

Their expressive range feels broad, from the Surrealist, proto-Sesame Street "Big Bird" (1937) to "Southern Cross" (1963), which with its rocket-shaped upright spine and cloud of dangling plates seems to have dropped down to the Hudson Highlands from outer space.

Some of these guides, though, can feel broad or clinical, and, by extension, vague.

The appeal feels broader – unlike Ultron, you don't need to be already invested in the world to engage with the film.

But Sisa's revival feels broader than that a reminder that revolutionary spirit never dies, even after hundreds of years of further chaos and oppression.