Sentence examples for expanded the subject from inspiring English sources

The rhythmic periods, however, sometimes expanded, the subject beginning to live on an approximately two-day cycle without being aware of it.

Now his photographically illustrated The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (1872) expanded the subject to include the rages and grimaces of asylum inmates, all to show the continuity of emotions and expressions between humans and animals.

Despite occasional brilliance in the '70s and early '80s, Reed's legacy seemed destined just three years ago to remain tied to his Velvet Underground compositions, which expanded the subject range and literary ambitions of rock.

He also makes a point of expanding the subject of modern Chinese collectors' bringing art to the West beyond the Lin holdings.

"Every man calls barbarous anything he is not accustomed to," he writes, expanding the subject into a discussion on the ideas of primitivism, natural purity and perfection.

In this study, we expand the subject to include various crystalline and amorphous oxides.

In expanding the subject, Mokhtarian et al. [18] suggested obtaining relevant information about each trip for each person, instead of general attitudes, to reduce the likely measurement errors.

There is as well the brilliant but deliberately nonconformist staging that expands the subject matter in ways we may appreciate but not entirely comprehend.

Although the show was panned, it and Lear, along with Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, are credited with expanding the subject matter that television producers were able to explore with lessened fear of antagonizing sponsors or viewers.

The current study is similar in design to the Hedén trial but expands the subject cohort to include seven sites across Europe.

Future researches expand the subject and patient groups across different spinal problems and ages may reveal more complicated or even compensatory movements for the spinal impairment.