Sentence examples similar to definition was expansive from inspiring English sources
La Rue's definition is expansive, as it should be.
Even Grassley, who spearheaded the legislation, admitted that its definition of manufacturing was expansive.
Becoming a citizen did not require me to conform to some narrow definition of what an American is; it proved that the definition of an American was expansive enough to include me.
The definition was more expansive during the Reagan administration but cut back sharply under President George W. Bush.
She conceded that her family's definition of what it needed was expansive.
Perhaps a definition can be expansive enough to include a variety of actors and activities.
Ahmed's interview was expansive.
Walker was expansive and solicitous.
"Indeed, the new definition is so expansive that the FCC has to use rotary phones as an example of technology that would not be covered because the modifications needed to make an autodialer would be too extensive".
Her definition of sacrifice is expansive.
The definition of diversity is expansive and includes characteristics such as age, background, experience, cognitive style and language.
