Sentence examples for expanding itself from inspiring English sources

There is an ancient maxim in Judaism: 'The law was not given for angels': the law of God was intended for human beings and is therefore a law of education, affording to the human mind the most powerful impulse for development, and, in this spirit, expanding itself more widely and beautifully from its very innermost nature.

Family's grocery-discount chain still trying to fend off onslaught from competitors Target, Kmart, Wal-Mart while expanding itself.

Mobile app analytics platform App Annie is expanding itself product lineup today with features designed to help publishers better analyze their advertising and App Store Optimization (ASO) efforts.

Kant had long insisted that mathematics could provide no model for philosophizing.[13] "Mathematics gives the most resplendent example of pure reason happily expanding itself without assistance from experience" (A712/B740).

Total returns have been very consistent over the past several years, but as software eats other industries we think the technology opportunity is expanding itself," said Ben Horowitz, one of the firm's founding partners.

Indeed, the government seems to exist more to expand itself than to serve the people.

Holly, although only 21, had already suggested ways in which the music might expand itself and thrive.

But to remain relevant, NATO cannot — as some have urged — simply expand itself into a global alliance or transform itself into a global alliance of democracies.

Thomas Mann, in a 1904 short story, "At the Prophet's," says of a young Nietzschean orator, "A fevered and frightfully irritable ego here expanded itself".

As one of the most experienced sports administrators, don't you think cricket needs to expand itself, like football, beyond only a handful of countries?

It is a memoir that has taken a breath, and expanded itself beyond genre and beyond the confines of one life.