Sentence examples for tells broadly from inspiring English sources
Crisis breaks Rational extremists Reprints Related items The Big Mac indexJan 15th 2004 Anti-globalisation: Reclaim the streetsJun 6th 2002 Starbucks in China Coffeee with your tea Oct 4th 2001 Coffee-shop chains: AbuzzMay 17th 2001 Perky peopleMay 28th 1998Our tall-latte index tells broadly the same story as the Big Mac index for most main currencies (see table; see article).
Cheating and getting cheating on is typically a hurtful experience for all involved, she tells Broadly.
"I saw a blowjob wedding picture on a US website last year," Klooster tells Broadly.
"Jesus advocated for the poor, the sick, the hungry, and refugees," he tells Broadly.
Ultimately, lead researcher Liam Satchell tells Broadly, this study confirms that body language can speak volumes.
"Our Community Guidelines prohibit users from creating misleading or inappropriate thumbnails," a YouTube spokesperson tells Broadly.
"It was a bad moment in her life," Ramos, who auctioned off the umbrella last year, told Broadly.
Still, they provide an intriguing and, as far as I can tell, broadly accurate sketch of the continent's political make-up.
In court and in pretrial testimony, however, the 13 accusers told broadly consistent stories about how Holtzclaw isolated them, assaulted them, and terrorized them into silence.
"I think the images of all the really beautiful food — the joke for me is the kale smoothie — the endless kale smoothies are very pretty," Steven Bratman, a doctor who coined the term, told Broadly.
Other temperature analyses exist apart from the "big three", but these all tell broadly the same narrative.
