Sentence examples for expand himself from inspiring English sources

But if an artist is doing something creative, to expand himself or herself, then I'm always interested.

A straightforward way to give independent works a larger life and to expand himself as a dancer, "Tribute" also explores larger questions.

The Bhagavata-purana contains a doctrine of the avatars of Vishnu and teaches a Vaishnava theology: God is transcendent and beyond human understanding; through his incomprehensible creative ability (maya) or specific power (atmashakti) he expands himself into the universe, which he pervades and which is his outward appearance (his immanence).

But the increasing variety of Mr. Damon's roles and the almost perversely self-effacing ease with which he sinks into them suggest the thoughtful, restless sensibility of an actor who, as his frequent collaborator Steven Soderbergh put it, "is thinking about expanding himself as opposed to presenting himself as a movie star".

But still, he frets over tiny nuances and details, and pushes himself to expand his routine.

At a time in the 20th century when Germany seemed to be closing itself off to the world, Bonhoeffer pushed himself to expand his worldview.

"Frequently in her writings a misshapen body was but a sign of man's incapacity to expand, to give of himself completely or to receive love — an impasse fraught with deep anguish," Ms. Carr wrote.

The White Stripes act was utterly choreographed, from its red-and-white outfits and instruments to Mr. White's careful placement of two microphones for himself to expand the tableau.

Talk to Pharrell Williams for five minutes, and you'll instantly understand his need to work with others, push himself and expand his repertoire.

Lennon realised that having someone who could play guitar solos - and Harrison was already a more competent musician than McCartney or himself - would expand the group's ability to handle rock 'n' roll.

Lear himself wanted to expand into low-priced, small jet aircraft for businessmen.