Sentence examples for expands itself from inspiring English sources

"You advance, you say the same thing, and you say something else, your orchestra expands itself," his friend Louis Malle once wrote to him, perceptively.

Here is what the eminent sixteenth-century French physician and sleazebag Laurent Joubert had to say on the topic: The fore-head expands itself, the eye-brows are depressed, the eye-lids narrow.

Oppnets [3] are another example of opportunistic networks, in which a small seed network is deployed and then opportunistically expands itself to include additional nodes and resources as needed.

These two aspects represent together a geopolitical and virtual Europe, in the widest sense of the word, that expands itself, but the governing idea is that it rests on a number of values that become relevant in a common contractualised project [17].

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.

"I've come to love this building, the way that it has had to expand itself surreptitiously because of the surrounding cottages.