Word: broader
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...application should be denied, but without prejudice to resubmission with additional support and upon a record that will give broader consideration to the public interest...
...this age of the world, religion has become something broader, something more comprehensive and better than the Christian theologians have conceived...
Another year, we hope, a similar survey will be undertaken, but on a broader basis. The work is such that the Student Council might well be asked to take it in hand, devising some means whereby general undergraduate opinion may be properly reflected in the matter. Every instructor is interested in knowing what the students think of his course; but we doubt that he will be much influenced by what some nameless individual thinks of it, which is all that the CRIMSON has given him this autumn. Alumni Bulletin...
This ancient tradition has a much broader aim, however, than the mere cataloguing of peculiarities, that is, individual peculiarities. It aims to give in a few striking details a bird's eye view of the entire class as revealed in its most characteristic likes and dislikes. Here are some of the results, quoted from the Princeton Alumni Weekly, which show what four years of college have done for the Class...
...Department of Reflective Journalism." That was eight years ago, and the Villager's idea was to try to come at, the forces in motion beneath the facts of troublesome wartime. Unembellished by pictures, headlines or advertisements, the four pages had offered amiable musings upon broad political and broader national issues: upon Art, Literature, even Manhattan Architecture and the conversation of shopgirls in subway trains as suggestive of the cycle through which this and other countries were passing. In the writing, there was a rich personal flavor, informal yet dignified, unhurried but never verbose. Each issue was a monolog...