Sentence examples for his broadest from inspiring English sources
His broadest, too, in the confidence with which it ranges up and down the social scale.
While We're Young is also a bit of a departure for Baumbach, who has made his broadest and most accessible film to date.
Like all masterpieces, when played with integrity and passion Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians — the seminal 1976 chamber work in which he used his broadest palette of harmonic language to date — never loses its fascination.
And yet, typifying the confusion about what Fetchit's character really meant, some of his broadest (and best) performances were in the independent all-black films that he made in the years when Hollywood would not touch him for fear of offending black audiences.
He may not have got everything he wants from his new friend George, but with fewer nuclear weapons to worry about, and more to talk about with America and its close allies, Mr Putin can welcome Mr Bush next week with one of his broadest grins.
Our side looks good on paper, don't it?' I agreed: 'Yeah, we look all right.' He then said [as Moores slips into his broadest Lancastrian accent]: 'Yeah, we're good on paper and crap on grass.' I thought: 'Welcome back to the north-west.'" Dismissed before this season began, and compared unflatteringly with neighbouring Yorkshire, who were tipped as likely champions, Lancashire shocked everyone.
"Hi, hi, hi good boy," she cooed, stroking his broad handsome head.
It repeats his broader message.
His broad challenges are important, for sure.
Voters have just ratified his broad agenda.
His broad jaw drops in anguish.
