Sentence examples for like to broaden from inspiring English sources

"I would like to broaden the target from moms to the U.S. Hispanic population," Mr. Raman said.

He would like to broaden his lifelong interest in compassion and mindfulness, and how to successfully apply these transformational concepts in everyday life.

While she hopes to remain on the show as long as it runs, Kemper says, she would like to broaden her range.

I'd like to broaden our horizons and wonder if there are places we haven't considered yet but can visit on a budget.

I would like to broaden the definition of addiction and retire the scientific idea that all addictions are pathological and harmful.

Mars executives say they would like to broaden the appeal of pretzel M&Ms to include more informal, and more frequent, occasions — "where chips and pretzels would be served," Ms. Walker said.

Mr. Boal likes to broaden the focus from individual pieces to a choreographer's body of work, as he has also done with ballets by Jerome Robbins and Christopher Wheeldon, for audiences as well as dancers.

As his career progressed, Tosh liked to broaden the reggae palette, too: Nothing But Love, a duet with Gwen Guthrie, was a pioneering slice of reggae disco, and Mama Africa drew on township jive to salute the African Motherland.

But I'd like to now broaden that a little bit, if I may, and ask you– at the national level, do we need a new category of worker?

We would like to try to broaden that to apply to other countries as well in a more effective and efficient manner.

Fairly useful for getting to know people with the same music taste as you, but even more useful when you can ask them for what other bands they like, allowing you to broaden your musical horizons just a little bit and not have to listen to The Shins all the time.