Sentence examples for expansive account from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Gergiev, after an expansive account of "Scheherazade," offered another encore, the Polonaise from Tchaikovsky's opera "Eugene Onegin".

Peter Schneider conducted a glowing and expansive account of the score, full of feeling and free of any interpretive agenda.

Mr. Jean ended the concert with a robust, expansive account of Bartok's youthful Suite No. 1 (Op. 3).

It is not an expansive account of a life but a short account of two days that the narrator spends teaching a writing seminar in Athens.

Mr. Rove's book offers the most expansive account yet of the Bush presidency by one of the people most responsible for it.

In "The Greatest Game Ever Played" -- an expansive account of the 1913 United States Open, which was held at the Country Club in Brookline, Mass.

In light of the discussion of §1, some of the states which are included in more expansive accounts of intuition might be better taken to be perceptual seemings or experiences of the sort endorsed by those who claim we have perceptual seemings or experiences with complex propositional content.

In the end, she had no recourse but to play an encore, an expansive, virtuosic account of the Scarlatti Sonata in D minor (K. 18) that she recast in almost Lisztian colors and heft.

What a relief that, when Trillin failed to apologize for his poem, I could toss his New Yorker issue into the trash and turn instead to Jade Chang's The Wangs vs. the World, an authentically funny novel about a Chinese American family on a road trip, or to The Fortunes by Peter Ho Davies, an expansive fictional account of Chinese Americans through the past century.

What a relief that, when Trillin failed to apologize for his poem, I could toss his New Yorker issue into the trash and turn instead to Jade Chang's The Wangs vs. the World, an authentically funny novel about a Chinese American family on a road trip, or to The Fortunes by Peter Ho Davies, an expansive fictional account of Chinese Americans through the past century.

Wright piles on so many first and second-hand accounts, plus every different angle and conspiracy theory, that it sometimes puts this expansive report in Oliver Stone/JFK territory -- meaning the excess of possibilities diminishes its impact.