Sentence examples for rather broad from inspiring English sources

By today's standards the plays are rather broad to have been written by a nun.

Richard Davies, PR manager for the popular online marketplace Abebooks, describes the customer base as rather broad.

Mrs. Mortimer has an unusually high — or rather, broad — profile for an Upper East Side society woman.

The show features a lot of classic American muscle, but Mr. Koker has rather broad automotive taste.

Waters's initial request was rather broad: she wanted an "edible garden" designed around an existing redwood tree.

This rather broad definition shows the complexity of the phenomenon.

The four definitions are ordered from narrow to rather broad.

However, it is worth noting that peak intensities of Ce-MES are rather broad and low.

Both measures, it may be noted, are invariant under a rather broad class of transformations.

Evidently, this definition means that the category is rather broad, as they themselves admit.

Some follow a rather broad approach, analyzing how communication flow on Twitter works in general.