Sentence examples for with broadening from inspiring English sources

Read.'" Tolle credits his unconventional upbringing with broadening his mind.

Warren is sometimes credited with broadening evangelical activism to transcend religious right preoccupations, but that's a bit deceptive.

He credits Rand with broadening his outlook and making him more tolerant of new ideas — not qualities she is often associated with.

It not only makes the past more interesting, it also gives today's artists more to work with, broadening possibilities and opening more doors to the future.

Mitt Romney has done somewhat better, calling for a 25 percent rate to be coupled with "broadening" the corporate tax base, which generally means closing loopholes.

At 31, Ditto is, of course, too young to have been into Abba the first time round, although she credits her mother's eclectic musical tastes with broadening her own listening habits from an early age.

More people are returning from intercontinental vacations with broadened tastes.

Commissioning ZooNation is largely about opening up the theatre's spaces to new types of dance and dancer, with broadened audiences to match.

Gone is the double-ended lozenge of the past, replaced by a machine with broadened haunches and squared-off lines.

Radiographs of affected limb show two ulnae, one following the other, with broadened distal end and absent radius (Fig. 4).

(e, f, g) Histological samples demonstrate the tubal origin of the lesion with broadened and blunted plicae.