Which is another way of saying that, no matter how expansive the breadth or depth of any given season's repertory, there will always be some sort of lacuna for someone to complain about.
Her artwork is expansive in breadth -- extending from land works in the Antarctic and the Arctic, to the Mojave Desert and even the Pyramids in Giza.
expansive (expansion) phase.
In Monday's statement, the association defined anthropology as "a holistic and expansive discipline that covers the full breadth of human history and culture".
The breadth of work is expansive and exhilarating, with titles as diverse as Stephanie Rothman's "The Student Nurses" ("They're learning fast" reads a tagline for this swingy diversion); Cinda Firestone's still-urgent documentary "Attica" on the prison uprising; and experimental movies like "Film About a Woman Who…", from the choreographer turned director Yvonne Rainer.
While a relatively short book (240 pages), the breadth of scholarship is expansive.
The breadth of works included is expansive resulting in an an exhibition I think everyone should see before it closes January 4 , 2014
First, the SEIU's understanding of the breadth of chargeable expenses is so expansive that it is hard to place much reliance on its statistics.
First, the SEIU's understanding of the breadth of charge-able expenses is so expansive that it is hard to placemuch reliance on its statistics.
Co. v. Dedeaux, 481 U.S. 41, 47 (1987); and that it is "broadly worded," Ingersoll Rand Co. v. McClendon, 498 U.S. ___ (1990) (slip op., at 4), "deliberately expansive," Pilot Life, supra, at 46, and "conspicuous for its breadth," Holliday, supra, at ___ (slip op., at 4-5).
