Sentence examples for surprisingly broad from inspiring English sources
A moment of officiating incompetence that had a surprisingly broad historical significance.
"Golf is a surprisingly broad family but it has a singular stereotype," he says.
As he began to take hard, principled stands, Truman found surprisingly broad public support.
As Jeffrey Toobin has explained, Citizens United was a surprisingly broad decision.
The public is becoming educated on the surprisingly broad array of uses for beef parts.
Ronke then runs through the colour palettes likely to suit us and they are surprisingly broad.
These few primitives can support a surprisingly broad range of capabilities in software.
The work had a surprisingly broad audience for a book of its nature.
"Tottoko Hamutaro" has built a surprisingly broad audience in Japan, with grown-ups watching alongside teenagers and children.
America's new political center, reflected in the growing number of independent voters, is surprisingly broad and deep.
There's a panto atmosphere, with lots of shouted catchphrases from the audience, some (often surprisingly broad) innuendo.
