Sentence examples for world broadens from inspiring English sources

"When you get to be a teenager, your social world broadens," said Kathleen Boykin McElhaney, a psychologist at the University of Massachusetts.

The Changing Face Of Fast Food 08.20.02 The industry that feeds the world broadens its menu choices and technology.

My sense of place in the world broadened.

Discovering and exploring Bowie's richly strange world broadened and deepened my own.

When undergraduate students break through the barrier between them and undergraduate research, their perceptions of science, their future careers, and the world broaden with intelligence and maturity.

Appleby, a distinguished historian who has dedicated her career to studying the origins of capitalism in the Anglo-American world, here broadens her scope to take in the global history of capitalism in all its creative — and destructive — glory.

Many will use the grades they have achieved to start university this autumn, while plenty more will use the next year to explore the world and broaden their horizons.

The judges recognised her extraordinary contribution to the development of our understanding of the natural world, particularly broadening our knowledge of the habits of chimpanzees, her enduring role in promoting social justice and acting as an advocate for environmental protection.

She said her mayoral ambitions for young people were to help them realise their potential, feel safe to walk London's streets, and ensure they get the experience to "travel the world" and broaden their horizons.

In the 15th century the arrival of Greek scholars in Europe from the collapsing Byzantine Empire and the introduction of the printing press spurred the development of scientific, humanistic, and individualist thought, while the expansion of ocean navigation by European explorers spread European norms throughout the world and broadened the intellectual and geographic horizons of western Europe.

She was awarded the Lifetime Achievement award in this year's Observer Ethical Awards for what the judges said were her "promotion of the planet" and her "extraordinary contribution to the development of our understanding of the natural world, particularly broadening our knowledge of the habits of chimpanzees".