Sentence examples for something to broaden from inspiring English sources

"New York deserves this, something to broaden the scope of readers and bring to their attention that there are other cultures and countries as interesting as the usual suspects," Mr. Orsos said.

For ages I've felt the maestro has wanted to break out into something new, to broaden his palette.

I think the role of whatever we want to call these people, information filters or curators or editors or something else, is to broaden the horizons of the human mind.

"I'm going to try to transition to something that will allow me to broaden my skills".

At least it has to broaden out into something more interesting and significant, doesn't it?

But so far the technology recognizes only English-language audio, something that he said "we need to broaden".

The rumoured Microsoft-made WP8 device would make it yet another high end smartphone — meaning it would directly compete with already announced flagships (like Nokia's Lumia 920 and Samsung's Ativ S), rather than helping to broaden Window Phone's reach, something Microsoft needs to do to win significant share in the smartphone space.

In the past, I would have spent more time testing the work arounds for adding podcasts and ripped music to broaden the choices, but something about the device suggests we're in such a rapid shakeout it might be easier to wait.

She must win Iowa — something her campaign acknowledges — and then find a way to broaden her appeal in other states.

I was thinking about joining a group abroad, to broaden my scientific interests and to experience something challenging and new.

The Republicans, who have been trying to broaden their party's base, say they have something to learn from Ms. Brazile.