Sentence examples for expanse of time when from inspiring English sources
Adolescence evolved over a vast expanse of time when survival at any age was a crapshoot.
We could set limits without guilt with that defined expanse of time ahead of us, and we could give lavishly when the end was near, without resentment.
University of New Mexico biologist John Grady said the idea that creatures must be either warm-blooded or cold-blooded is too simplistic when looking over the vast expanse of time.
"Life Story" involves a more audacious expanse of time and space, but it's very definitely about our home.
A basic premise in evolutionary theory is the requirement of a large expanse of time over which evolutionary processes occur.
These two events dovetailed into the now quotidian, but then controversial, notion that humans had evolved over a vast expanse of time (Grayson 1983).
Many have remained well-preserved despite the expanse of time.
It is, presumably, a product of trial, error, and observation over a considerable expanse of time.
But as impressive as the expanse of time exposed in Grand Canyon is, there is something most of these visitors miss.
I lament the loss of the expanse of time stretched in front of me at the beginning of college.
Metaphorically, the word afternoon refers to a relatively late period in the expanse of time or in one's life.
