MORE BROADLY

Emily enjoys art, but she appreciates it even more broadly when she learns about different art movements.

Jake studies not only math but also approaches problem-solving more broadly in his daily life.

Sarah is interested in literature, but she wants to explore storytelling more broadly in various cultures.

Zoey loves animals, and more broadly, she is fascinated by the diversity of life on our planet.

More broadly, being kind involves not only words but also thoughtful actions towards others.

In geography class, students learn about countries, but they also explore cultures more broadly to understand diversity.

When considering the impact of climate change, we must think more broadly about its effects on ecosystems.

The book delves into the history of the region but also explores the cultural context more broadly.

The professor discussed the theory in detail, then examined its application more broadly.

As technology advances, our understanding of its ethical implications needs to broaden more broadly.

More broadly, the concept of education encompasses various forms of learning.

In today's interconnected world, education is essential, more broadly, than ever before.

Education, more broadly speaking, is crucial for societal advancement.

The importance of education extends, more broadly, beyond individual success.

More broadly, we need to address climate change urgently.

Understanding the context is crucial for interpreting this, more broadly.

The benefits of this policy extend far more broadly than initially anticipated.