MW: Yeah, we live broadly speaking in West-adopted rules and notions two hundred and fifty years ago that worked out pretty well for everybody but no, we don't live in any kind of free market Valhalla and no one ever really has.
Performance art refers, broadly, to live experimental pieces that are not theater and that tend to emphasize the direct, unmediated relationship between artist and audience.
Among men, the effect of eating alone on depression may be reinforced by living alone, but appears to be broadly comparable in women living alone and women living with others.
He travels on decrepit buses, visits the struggling poor and fellow radicals, tries to live "in solidarity with the working class" and comments broadly on the political scene.
The local population has been described as broadly "working class"; the middle classes tending to live in outlying settlements.
Luxury brands have become so prevalent in popular culture, so broadly desirable, so widely available, that they fail to live up to their original promise of conferring status.
He thought that it was normal for human beings to want to live in a prosperous society, but that it was also normal for them to live in a broadly just society.
