Sentence examples for may have broadened from inspiring English sources

Yet her concern for the follies and foibles of places as dissimilar as Portugal and China may have broadened her sympathies.

Our vision of the country may have broadened beyond the Costas, but we still associate Spain almost exclusively with blue skies, golden sands and white-washed buildings.

Though this may have broadened his appeal, it also dampened the trust of establishment insiders, including many in the IRGC and Basij, who instead backed the comparatively modest Ahmadinejad.

To Roeder, the humor at the expense of both the adults and the child likely appealed to a broad range of readers, and may have broadened the appeal of comic strips to conservative middle-class audiences.

As a result, it is possible that our vervets' species-atypical experience with humans either may have broadened their intersensory perceptual capacities or extended the sensitive period for perceptual narrowing.

Visiting the same place year after year may not have broadened his mind, but it has deepened his relationships.

Such intermediate time scale exchange may also explain why residues close to T155, G168, and V206 have broadened or missing peaks.

"Our alliances have broadened," he said.

Ideas of male beauty have broadened.

First, definitions of "blight" have broadened.

Tastes in television comedy have broadened.