Sentence examples for that broaden from inspiring English sources

"This really forces me to read things that broaden my perspective.

The remaining incentives, two-thirds of the stimulus money, go to states that broaden their eligibility requirements.

The government is understood to be highly unlikely to consider amendments that broaden the scope of the commission beyond the construction industry.

In its announcement, the Library of Congress wrote, "Laureates, in recent years, have initiated poetry projects that broaden the audiences for poetry".

They run fabulous events and campaigns that broaden Edinburgh's readership and are genuinely inclusive of all branches of the writing community.

Not only would that broaden his new administration's parliamentary base, it would also allow him to appoint the Labour leader, Yitzhak Herzog, as the new foreign minister, to project a moderate face to an increasingly hostile world.

But it was a decision that broadened his young life.

The Bloomberg administration came up with an approach that broadened the policy and drew no challenges.

California legislators passed a bill that broadened the definition of a nexus.

Any alternative is to be applauded especially one that broadens how we evaluate education.

Something that broadens our idea of what makes a woman sexy.