Sentence examples for expanded ideas from inspiring English sources

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

But where Monk's style was pared down to stark notes, detached chords, and shard-like or ditty-like phrases, Taylor — a conservatory-trained virtuoso — turned each of his ten fingers into separate percussion instruments, not paring down his themes but analyzing and multiplying them into an overwhelming barrage of expanded ideas.

"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".

Her stories illustrated how combining and expanding ideas as a collaborative research team helped communities that were struggling with epidemics.

How these poets challenge and enhance the canon, amending and expanding ideas of tone, voice and craft, while revising societal expectations of the poet's identity.

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

The newest event on this expanding idea-scape, "Projectfresh," comes from Doug Campbell, co-founder of Mindshare LA.

He later expanded these ideas into a book entitled Langmande gudiande (1927; "The Romantic and the Classic").

After many weeks of researching and expanding your ideas, you have no idea where to put them!

Schumpeter further expanded the idea of productivity increases.