Sentence examples for someone to broaden from inspiring English sources

Everyone believed that Bill Clinton should have selected someone to broaden his appeal geographically, as well as to bring the party together; someone from Northeast or the West, heck even someone from the Plain states.

If you're researching a new car that you'd like to buy, you can tap into someone else's Findings to broaden your horizon and help you make decisions.

Now, I am in a position to broaden someone else's horizons, as well as my own.

Becoming friends with someone from a different culture can be a great way to broaden your view of humanity.

"If you are able to broaden your perspective and wish to talk with someone who can help you think through all of your options, the outcome of those conversations may surprise you," she said.

We may already know everything we need to do our jobs, but there is always someone on the outside who's better-informed, better-educated and better-suited to broaden our skill sets and teach us new ways of thinking.

And that lessens the odds that candidates like Maldonado — or some other moderate, say someone supporting immigration reform or healthcare reform — will surface among the Republican candidates to broaden the party's appeal.

"Having someone in that position who is a living example of our community is going to broaden perspectives," said Geoff Kors, executive director of Equality California, the organization that campaigned against Proposition 8, the ban on same-sex marriage.

We're really working hard to broaden and widen the overall community, whether you're a player or someone who just watches the streams online.

The British ambassador to the Holy See is someone whose job is to understand and mutually interpret the attitudes of the Vatican and the British government and to broaden their mutual sympathy.

I urge them to broaden their perspective.