In England such broadness would be regarded as a miracle; to the German Moravians it is second nature.
It fostered broadness of mind, and put an end to spiritual pride.
A fluffy, softly curled bang adds grace to the forehead and gives it the necessary broadness it needs to lessen and lighten the heaviness of the lower part of the face.
The feathers overhanging the brim increased the broadness of the hat, and looked singularly waggish fluttering against the spriggy-looking projections of gray hair.
Her chin is apparently increased in heaviness and the broadness of her face is made prominent.
The charm of English scenery generally lies in its rich detail and finish, the result of the tireless toil of centuries; but the downs afford us broad effects, and broadness of outlook begets broadness of thinking.
Beneath this attitude we feel the broadness of mind which, when a mistake has been made, does not ignore causes but attaches to them different interpretations in an effort to arrive at the truth.
There is a canvas in the Caillebotte Collection in the Luxembourg which, in its broadness of treatment and extensive planes, suggests Gauguin both as to gamut and conception.
The day is near at hand when the problem will have to be faced with courage and broadness of mind.
It was Calhoun again, however, who surpassed them all in broadness of view and in patriotic devotion to the interests of the nation.
Clay himself, it is said, was a little staggered by the exceeding broadness of Mr. Adams' ideas.
Lower jaw breadth as expressed by the bigonial diameter indicates a tendency to broadness shared with little variation among all the subgroups.
Pronounced broadness increases in the interior groups (81 per cent) and shows a marked decline in the east (40 per cent).
