Sentence examples for grown broader from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Pitchfork has grown broader and become proudly generalist, sometimes almost mainstream.
With its unexpected revival, Ripper Street has grown broader shoulders and a more confident gait, while retaining the stillness that made it so impressive in the first place".
The campus speech wars have since grown broader but vaguer, and many prominent recent incidents, like the "Blurred Lines" dispute, don't involve legal claims.
Though the government has refrained from arresting the principal leaders of the opposition, the category of people it has pursued has grown broader over time.
Mr. Immelt's cost-cutting effort has grown broader over the last year, as the company has lopped off some of its oldest businesses in a move to quiet critics and appease shareholders.
Sylvia Earle's recognizability in the world of marine activities and, to an extent, with the general public has come about gradually during a career that began with a narrow specialization and has grown broader as she has kept moving toward more comprehensive, and often highly adventurous and daring, activities.
The wind had slackened, and the sea grew broader and more interminable.
As the e-protest movement grows broader, its focus will surely become less sharp.
All along, opposition to the tax swap was growing broader and more bipartisan by the day.
She said, "In some ways, Welby's faith started in that evangelical theological culture, and he grew broader from that".
