Sentences with phrase «broad sense»

I have a very broad sense of humor, like to laugh; but I also have a very serious side to my personality as well.

Very broad sense of humor is the first thing that comes to mind... I'm kind of a kid.

In a much broader sense though, the focus has been on integrity and client service.

It could be thought of in a very broad sense like a moment in history, a century, a second.

I am using «legal» in a fairly broad sense and include objections to current bills and proposed legislation.

Most mainline evangelicals accept the fact that «mission of the church» is now used in a much broader sense than this.

«Culture» is used here in a very broad sense.

While Christie's is focusing on the French and international artists from the 80's onwards, with several brilliant post-war lots, it appears Sotheby's will have many more works from the post-war period, with a distinctive focus on French Art Informel, and Contemporary in broader sense.

However, if you wander into the Yale center's permanent collection, you get an even broader sense of his career.

Hartshorne does take into account this latter broad sense of justice as impartiality throughout his writings.

To me, what you are saying in a way is a sort of * philosophical solipsistic * viewpoint, however, in a much, much more broader sense than the term - solipsism - is used.

I'm not sure why you say the claims and evidence of Hinduism, Sikhism, Shinto, etc. are the same as that of Christianity unless you mean in the most broad sense of claiming to have truth about the supernatural.

We wonder whether we do not have also to interpret the Joseph story in the same broad sense of Messianism, and as especially corresponding to that third phase of Israel's life in which the messianic hope came into sharpest focus.

To tell the developing story of biological thought as an illustration of the principles and methods of scientific enquiry in a much broader sense compounds the task.

But I will say «I Don't Feel At Home in This World Anymore» is every bit as surprising in its own way as those two films because of its far more pronounced and sometimes broad sense of humor, one that might be described as Coen-esque, though at times even more off - kilter and Gothic than that.

In this instance, let me hasten to re-define activist in the v broadest sense: Activist investing isn't necessarily about public engagement with a company's management — far from it, in many cases.

Continuing this legacy with a view to the poetic and the sublime in art, Dean explores landscape in its very broadest sense through the prism of her wide - ranging mediums.

So, we have cut together a bunch of in - game footage (with a little in - game rendered cinematic sequences to set the scene) to give you as broad a sense of the game as possible.

This allows us to define in a very broad sense what proteins, nucleic acids, pathogens, and toxins might be part of the milieu of the fetus.

From Pastor Maldonado's outstanding Spanish Grand Prix to Kimi Raikkonen's Abu Dhabi victory for Lotus, there was a much broader sense of unpredictability.

Cynthia Augustine, who serves as the global chief talent officer for the ad agency Foote, Cone & Belding, explains to CNBC Make It that asking about a project that didn't particularly go your way gives a broader sense of who the candidate is in addition to what's on paper.

«If the current bear does follow the average path in a broad sense, our historical study suggests 2011 could be a challenging year.

In a broader sense, Cook says that Jobs taught him the value of intellectual honesty — that, no matter how much you care about something, you have to be willing to take new data and apply it to the situation.

Obvious is, in the broadest sense, a company founded on the idea that it's hard to predict which ideas will work and which won't.

In a broader sense, think of «programmatic» as a concept of automating parts of the media buying process that are generally inefficient, then look at what you are doing today across channels and ask yourself: «Could this system be faster?

In a broader sense, access to real - time data makes wearable technology particularly useful.

It gives me a different perspective to human life and purpose in a broader sense, reenergizing me and inspiring my work.»

«Those things in the broad sense are probably not great for those in the semiconductor space or tech companies in general.»

But even if it's not a wild success, Labo should be heartening in a much broader sense.

Such opinions were little changed from those expressed in an entry from 1932: «Nothing good can come out of modern civilization, in the broad sense.

The post-World War II world was built on a commitment to steadily increasing globalization and a broad sense that the resultant economic tide would lift all boats.

In a broader sense, the push towards LTE is an attempt from Microsoft to get Surface PCs into more businesses, and eventually, more homes.

While the potential identification and conviction of a legitimate monster suspected of 50 rapes and at least 10 murders rightly goes in the Win column, the ramifications of this story and what it means for privacy in a broader sense needs to be discussed.

Then take a step back and think about your brand in a broader sense.

In a broader sense, American military activities have also helped stimulate plant investment.

But there was a broad sense here that the other side of government may need to up its game.

Military entrepreneurs are reaching out to fellow vets to make the return to civilian life a success, in both business and a broader sense.

«In the broadest sense, we want to use our knowledge and our network and our relationships to try to effect the greatest amount of good,» Ms. Powell Jobs said in one of a series of interviews with The New York Times.

Under current borrowing procedures «market debt» in its broadest sense exceeded 1 trillion in 2012 - 13.

In its broadest sense, design may be defined as the rigorous application of human intellect and creativity in the search for beautiful, efficient and sustainable solutions.

They want to be stakeholder - driven (in the broadest sense), not just shareholder - driven.

Instead of «going on a diet,» which is a short - term behavior, more people seem to be thinking of their diet in the broader sense and are focused on eating more healthfully, which for them is a longer - term proposition.

In a broader sense, we can now begin to change the retirement investment conversation.