And a president with an expansive vision for changing the world is struggling with how to enforce his will at home as his emboldened adversaries test his political capacity.
In addition, policies themselves have become more expansive, in response to changing policy concepts, structures and imperatives.
The real spell of this ballet, however, is that each of its four male-female love relationships keeps changing, becoming more expansive, ardent, poignant, ambiguous before our eyes — and all to the unfolding legato phraseology of the waltz.
In 2000, surpluses enabled him to make expansive, nation-changing promises.
"The carriage house was almost like a status symbol, and all my friends loved going there," she said, "but now I realize that while the house is very inward looking, this apartment, with the weather constantly changing out the windows, is expansive".
Today's literary generation draws inspiration from the country's variegated past, its dynamic and rapidly changing present and the infinitely expansive internet. .
To answer this question, we conducted a rapid review of both peer-reviewed and gray literature with expansive search terms to reflect the shifting language and changing contexts around donor transitions to country ownership.
But then, without changing the subject matter, exactly, the stories became looser and more expansive.
"The story we tell about the history of art since 1945 is changing, and the voices of these artists are crucial to our more expansive, more nuanced and much more interesting take on this period," said Ann Temkin, MoMA's chief curator in the department of painting and sculpture, explaining the addition of 12 works by six African-American artists.
The expansive basement has a guest bedroom and bath; a fitness room; a sauna and spa; changing rooms; a bar; a wine cellar; and storage space.
