Sentence examples for the broader one from inspiring English sources

But he would be much more persuasive on that narrower point if gave up on the broader one, and reconciled himself to the fact that his style of utilitarianism is not the self-evident and scientific foundation for all sensible moral inquiry that he believes it to be.

It's unclear whether Young is on the exclusive list or the broader one as, in a Kafkaesque move, the government doesn't tell people if they're on a list.

If that's a knotty question, so is the broader one we face as a species.

This balance of power, and the broader one it represents, must be shifted.

The court agreed to answer only the broader one: Whether missing a filing deadline may be excused when the inmate was blameless, the government's actions were a contributing factor and the inmate's lawyers had effectively stopped representing him?

With his theatre work, the problem has been the broader one of translation--most regrettably, Chereau says, in the case of Bernard-Marie Koltes, whose difficult, metaphorical plays the director has championed since they first captured his attention, in 1980.

The recent State Department report on this takes a very narrow view of this issue, not the broad one that is required.

A clear majority of them adopted the narrow view of public use in preference to the broad one.

The broadest one, which includes both discouraged and underemployed workers, tends to rise and fall with the official rate but is always larger.

This argument seems to assume that pairing a broad statutory term with a narrow one shrinks the broad one, but there is no such general usage of language this way.

That's not to say that a million iterations on a given problem won't yield a kind of context — but perhaps not the broad one the farmer experiences over a lifetime.