Sentence examples for any expanse from inspiring English sources

I recall a swarm of disputes that hindered the staff from making any expanse of progress in the classroom.

Eleven light-years might be a skip and a jump in cosmic terms, but it is still far greater than any expanse any human has traversed.

The resulting images mirrored actual experience more effectively than any expanse of carefully scalloped waves or delicately plumed foam; they also expanded the possibilities of personal expression.

Building any expanse of wall at all has also proven more difficult than anticipated.

Essential to any Perfect garden, he held, was an expanse of "grass mown into a softness like velvet".

Indeed, its role in the history of civilisation has "far surpassed [that of] any other expanse of sea".

WASHINGTON, in many ways, is an unsurprising place to visit — an expanse of monuments, symbols and sites familiar to any American who watches the evening news (or, at least, "West Wing").

Concurrently, Kiarostami aurally represents an expanse that extends far beyond what the viewer can see at any moment, even when the camera remains a considerable distance from the subject matter on-screen.

The backdrop remained as a large, finite, painted expanse that any reasonable amount of light revealed to be of a different order than the three-dimensional pieces in front of it.

But I believe technique and imagination can excite a greater response from a greater expanse of flesh than any dick, of any size, could ever hope to.

As I walked back into the corridor, I thought I detected an odd odor — odd, at any rate, for that dull expanse of linoleum and buzzing fluorescent tubes — of the sea: a sharp, salty, briny smell.