Sentence examples for rather broader from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, both cleave not to the US rap template, but to the rather broader musical model introduced by the Streets.

It also has an upstart free newspaper, the thrice-weekly Independent, whose publisher has rather broader ambitions.

On October 16th his government set out a rather broader agenda in the throne speech at the start of the parliamentary year.

It may have arrived a little ahead of time, dressed for now in the borrowed weeds of the ICC Champions Trophy, but when England and Australia take the field at Edgbaston on Saturday morning it will be hard to avoid a sense of something rather broader at stake than the chance to sneak a little early Group A momentum.

It also gave an imperfection of 0.202 for a rather broader size range of + 0.25 mm.

"We already know a few of the details of today's speech but this is being presented as something rather broader, an outline of Lord Hall's vision of the future," he said.

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.

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

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.