Sentence examples for seems the broadest from inspiring English sources

Competitor Waymo has also debuted an autonomous ride-hailing trial in Chandler, Arizona, with public applications for membership welcome, but Cruise's service so far seems the broadest in terms of service area and availability based on known information.

In retrospect, it seems the broader Wimpy brand was co-opted as a Trojan horse in a proxy war against the McDonald's colossus.

Certainly coming straight after such refinement, the bold colours of Tchaikovsky's Manfred Symphony seemed the broadest of brush strokes.

It seems the kind of broad satire he does so intuitively is being scrutinised ever more closely for signs of offence and political correctness.

You both work with authors, thought leaders, business leaders...but it seems the book is broader than that.

Perhaps the reason the central event in Washington attracted such global support is that Trump seems the face of a broader backlash against women's rights.

He was lucky enough to attend oral argument in person yesterday, and he was struck by how uncomfortable the justices seemed of the broader political context of these cases.

That seems indicative of the broadest of all trends, which is initially counterintuitive.

Of the three candidates, Donohue, a longtime Bergen County resident who went to Dewitt Clinton High School in the Bronx, seems to have the broadest range of experience.

And if the idea behind "Divorce, Italian Style" seems broad, the execution is anything but.

And for a time, it seemed the Republican Party would be a broad coalition — small-town values with coastal reach.