| These broadly represent the Afro-Caribbean, Indian, Asian, Middle-Eastern and European cultures of the children. |
| Yet it is no surprise that the man who emerges in these pages should be so broadly intelligent, with a wide reading and knowledge of the arts. |
| One of the fascinations of stamps is that they broadly reflect the history of their times. |
| A surge in gold prices and a broadly weaker U.S. dollar had supported the rand's recent rally. |
| Resisting the temptation to play her broad too broadly, she creates a surprisingly subtle character, her hair brassy, her heart gold. |
| It was a broadly based movement committed to a programme of social reform, women's liberation, national liberation and parliamentary democracy. |
