英語 での In the broadest sense の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Internet art is often, but not always, interactive, participatory and based on multimedia in the broadest sense.
It is the same kind of training in the broadest sense of this word.
Any one who enlightens them in this matter is doing a humanitarian work in the broadest sense.
It is especially because of this second aspect, a real revolution, because it is assumed the discriminating idea that cultural heritage, understood in the broadest sense of the definition, belong to the whole world community.
What sorts of adventures is it possible, in the broadest sense of the word‘possible', for you to survive, and what sort of event would necessarily bring your existence to an end?
English Literature is understood in the broadest sense, as a diverse and complex mode of expression that includes works from American, British, Commonwealth, and postcolonial contexts.
In the broadest sense, we want to use our knowledge and our network and our relationships to try to effect the greatest amount of good," she told The New York Times in 2013.
In the broadest sense, I am determined to make the United Nations a workplace leader in ensuring all staff are respected, all have a voice, and all are enabled to do their best.
In the broadest sense, the human being who has mastery over his own life is a shaman, and those of you who resist this process most strenuously are most likely the ones with the greatest shamanic capacity.
Or perhaps these writers opposed the ravaging of the earth so that poetry too- poetry in the broadest sense- would survive in the world.
In the broadest sense, rising oil prices tend to depress spending by consumers while enhancing investment by the oil industry(“How rising oil prices will affect the United States”, Barron's, May 11).
Her department is engaged in innovation management- and that is interpreted in the broadest sense possible:"Our colleagues in R&D Technology develop the hardware components that are required for the coating process: for example, new arc evaporation sources.
exchanges through education in the broadest sense, ranging from grassroots to inter-universities and academic exchanges, with the understanding that the foundations of the Japan-US relationship require close person-to-person exchanges.
More than simply expanding knowledge about particular subjects or events, it is nothing less than the search for an understanding of how we ourselves have come to our present conditions, in other words, the search for self-understanding in the broadest sense.
Our borders are above all on the sea, they are developed for thousands of kilometers and it is especially in this context that we must fear the materialization of serious threats to the population and to the national heritage in the broadest sense.
At present, there are 1.1 million inhabitants in the international city of Brussels-Capital Region. Among these, the number of foreigners in the broadest sense, including immigrants with Belgian nationality and children whose parents are foreigners, amounts to 840.000 people.
Your relationships with others in the broadest sense.