Word: broader
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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This goal is possible with high expectations, she said, pointing to schools such as Harlem's Central Park East High School, which sends about 90 percent of its graduates to college. Kunin said that America must extend such successful programs to a broader scale...
...Germans to the extent that they tolerated Hitler and his agenda. Endless theorizing on the root causes of the Nazi psychological and emotional plague unearths a sad legacy of suffering that did not end with World War Two, but has continued to haunt the European psyche for decades. The broader public has left these questions behind, though, and in many ways the rediscovery of Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" now serves only as retrospective on the recently deceased playwright, rather than a powerful psychological exploration which resonates with modern as well as war-scarred audiences...
This film could easily have degenerated into a sensationalist docudrama of Turner's life. Instead, the adapted screenplay displays keen insight into the struggle that comes whit the increasing responsibilities of any fastpaced career. The cleverness of the film comes from this appeal to an audience broader than Tina Turner fans and voyeurs of the rich and famous. It convinces the audience that any one of us could be Tina Turner; one doesn't need to have to be a rock star or have an abusive relationship to understand the complications that a lack of self-esteem can bring...
...handful of state senators and representatives at the hearing did not ask Campbell directly about the state's investigation into the experiments. The commissioner made his statements in the course of his broader remarks about...
...Representatives from the houses serve theirconstituents," Davis said. "This gives anincentive for officers to think of issues on acampus-wide basis, to take a broader view...