Sentence examples for it broadened into from inspiring English sources

At first a province of the aristocracy, it broadened into a bourgeois pursuit with the rise of the middle class in the 19th century.

In Pleasantville it broadens into an examination of how integration has frayed the ropes that bound the black community together and the conflicting feelings this has raised.

Warm-Water Fish The Nisqually begins as a fast chute off Mount Rainier, rushes through shattered rock carved from the glacier above and then plunges through thick forests for 78 miles until it broadens into a rich estuary connecting with Puget Sound.

Grab has evolved considerably over its five year history, most notably it has broadened into fintech over the last 18 months.

The critique was at first directed against the moral inadequacies of individuals, but it soon broadened into the view that the educated man had an obligation to help others improve themselves.

It stemmed from their answers at a debate Monday involving the circumstances under which each as president might meet with leaders of Syria, Cuba and Venezuela, but it has broadened into a debate over whether the nation needs experience or a fresh approach on the world stage.

While the wave of demonstrations began in response to recent price hikes in public transport, it has broadened into wider discontent about such issues as inequality and corruption.

It has broadened into a wider expression of anger at what protesters see as the government's increasing authoritarianism - and also the heavy-handed tactics of police who used tear gas and water cannon to disperse a peaceful rally, resulting in scores of injuries.

The company, he said, is seeking "to reduce the costs of delivering information and to upgrade the analytics -- so it can broaden into less expensive products".

But it has swiftly and steadily broadened into a vast inquiry.

Its reports have thus broadened into a more general look at the ways in which people are forced to work or have sex against their will.