Sentence examples for have even broadened from inspiring English sources

New technologies have even broadened the character of literacy.

At its southern end, the river had even broadened out into a large, shallow lake, where local residents could go boating and migrating waterfowl could cavort among swaying reeds.

Comedy nights have just switched to Arabic from English, broadening their appeal, and comedians have even been asked to entertain at Koran conferences.

Mr. Ashcroft, like Mr. Dingell a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, has defended and even broadened the Justice Department's view of the legal rights of law-abiding gun owners, and he has focused enforcement efforts on locking up criminals who use guns.

In 1998 Congress even broadened the grounds for such deals.

Our horizons have been broadened, our religious resources have expanded, and we've even recovered spiritual practices that seemed to have died out long ago.

Arguably, GCHQ's responsibilities have broadened even further over the past decade: it has become the UK's lead agency for cyber-security – identifying the hackers, criminal gangs and state actors who are stealing ideas, information and blueprints from British firms.

They even broaden its options.

What we've seen in the past 15 years is that consumption methods have broadened attitudes, music has changed to reflect that, and attitudes have then changed even further.

Evangelicals have also broadened their intellectual horizons.

And the offerings, mostly folk at first, have also broadened.