Sentence examples for so broadened from inspiring English sources

She also expressed fears that the court had so broadened the definition of predisposition as to make it a viable defense in almost any case.

The hordes of artists eager to paint and photograph and film freely without formalist or conceptualist restraints and tautologies could now move into view, and the original agenda set for the Pictures Artists arguably became obsolete, or so broadened as to be enclusive of content in ways the Pictures Artists never intended.

Prizes that support women of colour allow writers to tell their truth and in doing so broaden our worldview.

Or the Erasmus programme, providing young people with the chance to study in another European country and so broaden their minds and learn new skills.

Poverty has helped radicalise them and we have put to your government our concern that the increasingly ambitious militant groups in Bangladesh are aiming to incite the exiles and so broaden the jihad - as Pakistani groups did in Britain".

So broaden your search and find her startup.

Although it is not the job of the teacher to try to change the students' religious views (and it would be inappropriate to do so), broadening their horizons by descriptively informing them of some of the views between the two extremes has a striking effect in reducing some students' apprehension about learning evolution.

Variety is the spice of life, so broaden your definition of dessert to include juicy fruit (or fruit salad), popcorn, kale chips, dark chocolate, a homemade goody or an occasional outing to an ice cream parlor (which is less damaging than making daily dips into an ice cream carton in the freezer!).

So broadening the term to [the term] healthcare does make sense".

13 These data suggest that increasing clinician's knowledge and experience of home haemodialysis in areas without home dialysis services could facilitate the development of home haemodialysis and, in doing so, broaden dialysis treatment choices for patients.

It fosters every virtue, teaches self-denial, cultivates the sense of order, trains to forethought and so broadens the mind".