Sentence examples for expanded idea from inspiring English sources

"Michael has always had this expanded idea of collaboration with people who design the clothes, music, objects on stage.

"Age of Adolescence" argues that this new, expanded idea of twenty-somethings is "essential for developmentally appropriate framing of laws, social policies, and service systems".

To that end, Wakie claims to connect callers in under 7 seconds and since the startup began testing the new expanded idea, has seen the app used to discuss anything from a person's love life, what it's like to be a new father when you also have children from a previous relationship, or even to practice a second language.

His writing expanded ideas we were pursuing on uses of breathing meditation as a way to expand mindfulness in education.

"There's this much more complicated system than we knew, and that will expand ideas about how plants evolved," says Eppley.

Schumpeter further expanded the idea of productivity increases.

Mr. Ensher later expanded the idea to include sharing information from unarmed drone flights.

Mr. Obama praised the program but said his administration had expanded the idea to treat even more diseases.

Now, a group of marketers has expanded the idea by sponsoring a contest asking consumers to create shows.

Cunningham's wiki software expanded this idea by allowing users to comment on and change one another's text.

"Then they expanded the idea and pitched it to me properly and now I think it's fantastic; absolutely brilliant".