Sentence examples for going broad from inspiring English sources

If you go back and rewatch the debate you'll see that Romney is dodging the FEMA question by going broad and talking about deficits.

Ms. Plimpton spoke recently from Los Angeles, where she is filming the second season of "Raising Hope," to talk about playing a grandmother, going broad and facing terror at the World Series.

"Now, we are really focused on going deep rather than going broad," Green said.

We're not going broad, we're going deep, accurate and, as always, scrappy as hell.

So basically where other early mover smart lock makers are aiming narrow, Noke's makers are going broad.

Science communication expert Matthew Nisbet called this mass marketing strategy "going broad" and claimed that the media saturation was essential to bring attention to the fossil "in today's fragmented media world" (Nisbet 2009).

After getting the first two (BOOS HOUNDS and SEA BRIES), I was hoping for a gustatory pun feast, but Ms. Wheeler is going broader than that.

"Going broad-brush I predict you will get increasingly less rewarding results, less return on your investment".

Onstage, Carell often went broad, playing the buffoon.

Why go broad, when you can go narrow?

Spacey, given much less to do in the film, takes the opposite approach and goes broad.