Sentence examples for nearly broad enough from inspiring English sources

Their own trespasses aren't nearly broad enough to take on the whole burden of the fraud, avarice, arrogance, and misjudgment that has laid low the world.

Just as Kate Moss is often said to be too small for modelling, on paper Pendleton is not nearly tall or broad enough to be a track sprinter.

Many of my colleagues would argue that he could have a personality disorder, a category that is broad enough to encompass nearly every variety of human misbehavior.

More important, they are not broad enough.

The law is certainly broad enough.

He halted a nearly-completed search for Baruch's president last year and initiated a new one because he did not think the group of candidates was broad enough.

Does dance attract a broad enough audience?

But are his shoulders broad enough?

It's broad enough to encompass Arthur Ashe, Mike Tyson and Kobe Bryant.

"The mother of all firewalls should be in place, strong enough, broad enough, deep enough, tall enough," Mr Gurria said.

That's not quite broad enough.