Sentence examples for sometimes broader than from inspiring English sources
Working with a script that he co-wrote with Jonah Hill, Jonze had wonderful actors such as Catherine Keener, Rashida Jones, and Bobby Cannavale perform a comedic piece about the fashion industry, which was sometimes broader than it needed to be.
His work mostly consists of undifferentiated fields of flat colour interrupted by sometimes narrow, sometimes broader verticals, which have come to be called zips rather than stripes.
"Sometimes it's broader than the crowd, it's the public expectation, but our swimmers need to learn how to cope with that".
Al-Qaida and its affiliates have deliberately shunned the savagery of Isis, seeking to build support across the Islamic world through outreach to tribal leaders, power brokers and sometimes the broader community, rather than outright fear and coercion.
Posterior wings are broader than anterior and the pattern of veins is generalized and sometimes reduced.
But the malaise is broader than that.
"But my strategy is broader than that".
It's gone much broader than that".
Our technology is broader than that.
