Sentence examples for expanded and enriched from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Vertigo" is not thick with detail; it travels light, though longer meditations might have expanded and enriched its meanings.

And the entire project is being expanded and enriched as more experts and enthusiasts share their knowledge.

This concept can be expanded and enriched, however, since companies can compete in ways other than simply through the prices of their products.

Dirda, a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and editor at The Washington Post Book World, recreates his working-class boyhood in Ohio and fondly recalls the books that expanded and enriched his life, from Shakespeare to superhero comics.

There is now a lot of good data-driven reporting, and the outfits that specialize in it — like FiveThirtyEight, the Upshot, Vox, and Wonkblog — have expanded and enriched U.S. journalism.

B. Challenging and complex stories that could be expanded and enriched by actors and actresses of colour transfer to the big screen with preferences for White actors and actresses.

If she seemed more charismatic yet insecure then her warmth might expand and enrich the movie.

And if a primary function of poetry is to expand and enrich the scope of a native language, Stevens has no equal in American English except Walt Whitman.

Andrew Bird is an unusual performer, and not just because anyone with a restricted view of the stage might believe there were two singers and three musicians up there, expanding and enriching the sound.

Providing a fascinating and timely reframing of more than three centuries of American art, this volume is a powerful example of how greater ecological consciousness can expand and enrich the discipline of art history.

Research these topics further with links to Web sites that will expand and enrich your knowledge of the 1920's.