Later commentators, however, were not so broad-minded.
This middle-class child from Queens was not so broad-minded when it came to race.
Evangelicals, Lindsay is right to emphasize, are a broad and diverse group, but they are not so broad that they include people whose understanding of religious hierarchy, appreciation of liturgical rituals and theories about the role of Scripture are exactly the things evangelicals once rebelled against.
These principles should be specific enough to guide re-design efforts, but not so broad that any system could fit within them.
On the policy side, UCS suggests that state lawmakers revisit their open records laws to "ensure that they include appropriate exemptions but are not so broad as to compromise accountability".
The authors observed that their educational offer in the analysed domain was dependent on the level and type of studies and was the broadest in case of bachelor and master's degree studies but not so broad in case of engineering studies.
It's not so broad to include Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who on Wednesday vowed to veto the IG bill.
Could they end up being a "law unto themselves?" The majority says their ruling is not so broad as all that.
I think it's possible to balance that need with free speech by clearly defining what we mean as define as cyberbullying so that it is broad enough to cover the cases that need protection, but not so broad that it limits free speech.
"It needs to be well-written so as to be broad enough to cover as many applications and permutations as possible but not so broad that you weaken the patent's strength, and also not so narrow that you provide a blue-print for your precise commercial formulation and manufacturing process," she says.
As the promotion of democracy coincides directly with a population's ability to freely access information and facilitate meaningful exchanges, policy makers must be careful that sanction legislation is not so broad or undefined that it becomes self-defeating and prohibits the very freedoms it serves to protect.
