Sentence examples for so broad that from inspiring English sources

The term is so broad that it creates legal inconsistencies.

This definition is so broad that it would include most functional textiles.

Today, the concept of the Great Wall is so broad that it resists formal definition.

And the powers reserved to the States are so broad that they remain undefined.

Others work under policies that are so broad that they are essentially meaningless.

When does a church become so broad that its congregants no longer profess the same faith?

The foot may also become so broad that it is difficult to get appropriate shoes.

The act is so broad that simply being offensive was made into a crime.

That said, it shouldn't be so broad that it provides no real guidance.

"It's so broad that you can sweep anybody under its rug," she said of the statute.

The first is a smile so broad that it's an invitation to make him laugh.