Sentence examples for hugely broad from inspiring English sources

The head looks hugely broad at the level of the cheeks and preposterously narrow at the top.

"It's is a hugely broad subject - every one of you would find something in law that interests you," she added.

It's an amazing show — hugely broad physical comedy, commedia dell'arte, mixed with real characters, real emotion and a great love triangle.

The title suggests a hugely broad canvas, and the show is like a splatter painting, flinging skits and character portraits at the audience.

While our centre of gravity as a newspaper is clear, we nevertheless publish a hugely broad spectrum of voices on the issue: from Simon Jenkins and Julian Glover, who see the cuts as David Cameron's opportunity to decentralise responsibility and drive his vision of a "Big Society", to more critical voices, such as Seumas Milne and Polly Toynbee, who resist the government's moves and motivations.

He walks me around his new solo show at the Tate Modern, "Wolfgang Tillmans: 2017", and the first thing that hits me is how hugely broad in scope his work has become over the past 14 years (the earliest piece in this show was made in 2003).

And in a bizarre case of life imitating art, once Kirk disappeared, the nature of MacFarlane's material did indeed change - from edgy to hugely broad-brush, on a number of occasions laced with overtones of misogyny.

But in a hugely contentious moment, Broad was given an astonishing reprieve when umpire Aleem Dar failed to spot a thick edge to Michael Clarke at slip off the bowling of Ashton Agar.

A prison is a more interesting location than a farm – because, well, so is anywhere – but the last season was split between the prison and Woodbury, benefiting hugely from a broader scope.

While she is hugely regarded for her broad range of talents (she is one of the very few people who have an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar AND Tony), people often forget how cool she is, too.

Hugely influential in the broader Caribbean and its diaspora, the group toured Guyana, Trinidad, the US and Canada in 1972.