Sentence examples for rather broadened from inspiring English sources

Stipe base lacking a disc or bulb, rather broadened and covered with white wooly hair; caulocystidia spinulose……M.

Expanding our identity does not mean losing our culture, but rather broadening our horizons.

We'd rather broaden our musical horizons than complain". Pressed to catagorize the group, Troy, after a long silence, says: "What we are is liberators, liberating rap from its R&B;/funk structures--that 4/4 (time) prison.

As president, the professor argues, Truman was a "parochial nationalist," who "narrowed rather than broadened the options that he presented to the American citizenry".

But she contends that the Oscar didn't change her career exponentially; rather, it broadened the possibilities.

Cancer MDTs are already sufficiently hierarchical and it would be a retrograde step if we were to adopt an approach to the vMDT that restricted, rather than broadened, discussion.

MPs backgrounds are shrinking in scope rather than broadening.

This evidence-based change raises the requirements from D.S.M.-IV rather than broadening them.

But in doing so is it shrinking, rather than broadening, our horizons?

A cross-party committee of MPs has warned that such schemes risk raising demand and therefore prices, rather than broadening supply by encouraging a house-building boom.

The man who really pronounced the death sentence for the Tax Reform Act of 1986 was Bill Clinton, who increased the top rate to 39.6percentt rather than broadening the base.