Sentence examples for it broadly makes from inspiring English sources
It broadly makes for a winning reboot, from the old-skool hip-hop stylings of The Sideshow and the urgency of Nobody Speak, a collaboration with Run the Jewels, to the more menacing atmosphere of Depth Charge and the jazz inflections of Ashes to Oceans.
One question to raise here, however, is whether the fact that some behavior can be described broadly makes the intentional mental property of its cause relevant.
That law broadly makes oral and anal sex a Class 6 felony.
The likelihood of goading conservative politicians into cracking down on the arts more broadly makes such undertakings in D.C. uniquely risky.
Romney criticized Obama's foreign policy on Thursday, but more subtly and more broadly, making it an issue of leadership.
But if Ms. Prada was broadly making a case for feminine power, it was hard to see why she included cheerleader skirts and dresses with bra designs.
The guidelines broadly make sense.
Gross national product is calculated according to the "value added" by companies, broadly made up of wages and profits.
Our lifestyle has broadly made us less stoical, less self-sufficient and more demanding than "Generation NHS" – our grandparents.
The new jugs have many advantages from their point of view, and Sam's Club intends to roll them out broadly, making them more prevalent.
While the stock market's fortunes might be made abroad, the fortunes of the economy are still broadly made at home.
