Sentence examples for has the same broad from inspiring English sources

Carlos is played — fleshed out, in every sense — by a fellow-Venezuelan, Édgar Ramírez, who has the same broad features and leisurely swagger.

But whether Mr. Stern still has the same broad cultural currency at Sirius as he did on terrestrial radio is another question.

But the two city programs, both one to two years old, have the same broad outlines.

She didn't have the same broad Bristol accent as her parents — Ann's mother would have said that she was nicely spoken.

So while Ennahda and the Egyptian Brotherhood may have the same broad aims, they operate within different political environments, and behave accordingly.

Children 6 to 11 may have nightmares, psychosomatic illnesses or get into trouble at school; teenagers may have the same broad range of reactions as adults, including heroism, fury, denial or suicide attempts.

They will have the same broad set of desires for the child, and will understand implicitly what is required of the child in order for it to progress successfully and reproduce the state of "being middle class".

The F.C.C. had difficulty resolving the issue in part because it is not nearly as politically independent as the Federal Trade Commission, and the F.C.C.'s chairman, William E. Kennard, has not had the same broad support from a majority of the commissioners at his agency as Robert Pitofsky, his counterpart at the F.T.C., has had at his.

Oscar and his Twin may share this descriptive content even though their 'water'-concepts do not have the same broad content.

But a natural response to the example is to suppose that, while the belief Pierre accepts and the one he rejects have the same broad content, they have different narrow contents.

Not only is it difficult to make a video game that lives up to a film (and vice versa) video games almost never have the same, broad audience that popular films enjoy.