Sentence examples for expanded the bounds from inspiring English sources

It was Ramesses II, ruler of Upper Egypt for 67 years in the 13th century BC, who had defeated the Hittites, the Nubians and the Canaanites, hugely expanded the bounds of Egypt, and built Thebes into a city of 100 gates, many covered in gold and silver.

This year's DNC is different for groups like Jewish Voice for Peace, in no small part because of Sanders' candidacy, which brought more liberal voices into the Democratic Party and expanded the bounds of the debate in the process.

One of the founding fathers during the late 1970s of what became known as Base jumping, Boenish and his cohort of Californian utopians sought to expand the bounds of human possibility by throwing themselves off things.

I read attempts to expand the bounds in which God can be encountered: "We can never see Christianity from the catechism," Ralph Waldo Emerson says, "from the pastures, from a boat in the pond, from amidst the songs of the wood-birds we possibly may".

This paper expands the bounds to the anisotropic composites with effective conductivity tensor K∗.

Oculus needs to have its boundaries pushed a bit beyond gaming and earn some help from FB in experimenting with how to expand the bounds of social VR to connect headset and desktop experiences.

He tried to regain the momentum by expanding the bounds of the debate.

But I found that limiting and had to expand the bounds of my gadaboutry.

So the only way to discover what's achievable is by taking action, trying new approaches, expanding the bounds of the possible.

In the near term, Sanders' legislation could expand the bounds of the health care debate, making other progressive proposals seem less radical by comparison.

Abe has been criticized before for trying to rehabilitate Japan's war record and pushing to expand the bounds of what the JSDF is allowed to do.