The view was as expansive as the seat.
Frucht's Midwestern mysticism is as expansive as her plot.
The science of evolution is as expansive as nature itself.
The news media's definition of irrelevance is as expansive as its attention span is short.
Beckett was not as expansive as Lester on Sunday, but for him, he was contrite.
Eisenstein made of it a lyric poem, as calm and as expansive as Potemkin had been violent and compact.
His trio, with the bassist Charles Flores and the drummer Dafnis Prieto, can sometimes seem nearly as expansive.
In the form of an explanation for what has happened the past two weeks, that was about as expansive as Coughlin would get Thursday.
The cuts approved on Monday night, however, were not as expansive as the reductions of $1 billion in health care spending Mr. Paterson had originally sought.
Farber, who has previously created a sulphurous South African version of Strindberg in Mies Julie, creates a country which seems to be as expansive as a continent.
"He thought of the frame, and the screen, as infinitely wide, as expansive as the mind, did you but find the right image to fill it with.
