Sentence examples for expanded the concept of from inspiring English sources
They expanded the concept of tribal identity, sometimes creating elaborate backgrounds for groups that hadn't existed.
Kundera expanded the concept of Mitteleuropa (used since 16th century to describe the areas of German colonisation), to designate the civilised remnants of the former Habsburg empire.
Prince was a paradox in that he expanded the concept of what it meant to be a man while also deconstructing the entire idea of gender.
In recent years, groups like Cirque du Soleil, Blue Man Group and De La Guarda have expanded the concept of a circus beyond the traditional three-ring formula.
Dr. Brazelton entered the public arena in 1969 with his book "Infants and Mothers," which expanded the concept of normal infant development.
Her lectures throughout the United States expanded the concept of flower arrangement as an art form and its evolution in the GCA.
The offense is part smoke and mirrors, part optical illusion and a large part Anderson, who has expanded the concepts of "versatile" and "all-purpose" to new dimensions.
Consider the civil rights and women's movements of the '60's and '70's and more recently the GLBT movement -- movements which expanded the concepts of citizenship for all.
Congress could expand the concept of express authorization to include intermediaries, like phone companies, which would then connect the call.
"Medicalization of this deviant behavior has provided powerful support to the idea of expanding the concept of addiction as a disease," he told me.
