11.   But there are less-sensitive matters the public can be told about in broad strokes.

12.   But to the soul in search of legal succor, it can conjure an impression drawn in both broad strokes and fine detail.

13.   By all accounts, Stemberg is a retail visionary, a man of broad strokes and boundless drive.

14.   He blends a scholarly approach with graphic descriptions in the classroom, painting the apocalypse in such broad strokes that no one can miss the dire implications.

15.   He paints in broad strokes, uses jokes and badinage, and veers between impressive precision and imprecise impressionism.

16.   He speaks in staccato bursts and gestures in broad strokes as he makes bold statements about the future of technology.

17.   His appeals, flitting quickly over the issues, were largely emotional, and he tended to paint contrasts between himself and Gore in broad strokes, not details.

18.   Hoving writes in broad strokes.

19.   I start painting in broad strokes, so to speak.

20.   In broad strokes, the proposal would offer varying federal subsidies to help seniors buy private drug insurance.