Sentence examples for much broader interest from inspiring English sources

But the Olympics could ignite much broader interest in the game.

Perhaps the legions of fans are tired of this as they have a much broader interest in football.

It was already clear in "Mawrdew" that divadienst was only a part of his much broader interest in evoking what Wayne Koestenbaum called "pre-Stonewall urban gay argot".

Turns out, however, that there's been much broader interest in the startup's tools, with customers including enterprise companies and larger agencies.

Even though the study tries to answer question about the discoloration of the statues of Orsanmichele, the analytical techniques used and the findings make the topic of much broader interest.

"It's a moment, and I'm sure that what we've done with the MA project has had a part in creating that moment, but I also feel that it's part of a zeitgeist, a much broader interest in death and 'weird stuff' that's happening now.

"The people out here in Hollywood have much broader interests than their own parochial interests".

He has much broader interests in books and poetry and the arts.

Re "The Rights of Corporations" (editorial, Sept. 22), about the Supreme Court case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission: When our Constitution was written, corporations may have had much broader interests in civic matters that might have made them generous toward civic affairs, yet they were not personified.

The donor has much broader interests than straight-up cosmology.

Mr. Cooper turned GQ from a fairly small special-interest magazine with a focus on fashion into a much broader general-interest magazine.