Sentence examples for in broadly from inspiring English sources
The Shiv Sena are described in broadly negative terms.
Different smugglers describe different working practices, but each network operates in broadly the same way.
He also excelled in broadly comic roles, like Don Basilio in Rossini's "Barber of Seville".
While citizens in a given area hardly think alike, they tend to vote in broadly the same pattern.
Most newspapers and broadcasting networks described the findings in broadly the same way: no banned weapons discovered.
He probably wasn't thinking in broadly political terms in linking destruction and freedom, but others made the connection.
In broadly democratic countries, violence frightens the "masses" as they really are — i.e., the majority of citizens — much faster than reformers can persuade them to change.
The board decides on the verdict in broadly the same way as a jury, except that it can convict by a majority of one vote.
Some of the large paintings in the main gallery, executed in broadly brushed strokes of black ink on paper, are made up of quotations from Buddhist sutras.
"Communities looking to support an entrepreneurial ecosystem need to first and foremost have the will to do that, to have community buy-in broadly," said Thom Ruhe, director of entrepreneurship for the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.
