Sentence examples for making a broad from inspiring English sources

Day is making a broad gesture out of checking his wristwatch.

But at the moment, Mr. Cain does not seem to be making a broad pitch to the general electorate.

Or at least it prevents insurers making a broad brush generalisation instead of finer grained and therefore more expensive assessments.

The firm is making a broad review of places that it rated in the past, where circumstances may now be changed.

Karen P. Hughes, Mr. Bush's spokeswoman, said Mr. Bush was dedicating himself this week to making a broad appeal across party lines to groups that traditionally lean Democratic.

But it is increasingly clear that there are opportunities for companies making a broad range of technologies that fall loosely under the security banner.

"We're making a broad-based government.

From people who got mad at her for making a broader anti-makeup statement.

But Sheen was making a broader argument – about a political elite that has abdicated power to the market.

Archivists speculate about several intriguing ideas for making a broader selection of vintage TV available to the general public.

Do you!" Criticism ensued: from people who wanted her to be making a broader anti-makeup statement.