Sentence examples for the broadest view from inspiring English sources
Taking the broadest view possible, it strikes me that the subject of sports can be divided into two major categories: the active and the passive.
Steacy, who photographs the grimy grocery stores and fast-food outlets that are many communities' only resource, gives the broadest view of the environment that Green Cart venders work in.
Google is also being accused by external commentators of betraying its original aims, which were to give the broadest view of the most popular links on the web, in order to boost Google+ artificially.
But other geologists and climate experts said the work appeared to provide the broadest view yet of short-term flutters in tropical weather patterns, with measurable shifts in the chemistry of the coral skeleton reflecting the subtle changes in the environment.
Justice Antonin Scalia, the member of the court who takes the broadest view of various rights under the Sixth Amendment, challenged Mr. Fisher to explain why the judge could not have waited to see how Mr. Edwards would actually handle himself.
On the broadest view, legitimacy both explains why the use of political power by a particular body a state, a government, or a democratic collective, for example—is permissible and why there is a pro tanto moral duty to obey its commands.
No one takes the broad view while flinching.
The broader view has been to get relief from it.
The other positive for England, taking the broader view, was the performance of South Africa.
Taking the broad view of things — or, admittedly, the very broad view — the history of post-Civil War America might be read as the history of expanding corporatization.
But the broader view showed that the students still benefit for years to come.
