Sentence examples for expansive character from inspiring English sources

The content of MgO in cement is restricted to less than 5% (by weight) because of its expansive character.

It marks a directorial debut, too, for Martha Fiennes, Mr Fiennes's sister, and the birth of a creative partnership between no fewer than three siblings in the Fiennes family".Ralph literally came to tea one afternoon clutching this Penguin Classic," says Ms Fiennes, who is a more relaxed and expansive character than her older brother.

Jackson says this is the most expansive character building features to date, with dozens of looks to choose from.

Stylistically, the venue will focus on presenting music across a wide range of genres, staying true to the expansive character of NYC's listenership.

The typical readings of TWBB as a film about greed, economics, religious zealously, masculinity, and failed fatherhood are all apt and proper but usually lose sight of the deep humanism of a film which, as if by magic, creates a wholly realised and living figure in the contradictorily expansive character of Plainview.

No narrative framework can contain the expansive, eruptive character of Welles, the most multitudinous of filmmakers, the most Shakespearean character the cinema has known.

The self-appointed head of the storefront institution, grandly called the Galway Olympic Club, is Chick Gillen, a middle-aged barber and expansive local character who doubles as Mr. Barrett's coach.

Spurious memories or fabrications are very common in psychiatric disorders and may take on an expansive and grandiose character.

Central and southern Poland featured busy cities each with its own character, expansive, fertile countryside, and efficient expressways.

In this precise, compelling depiction of a singular woman, Smiley creates an inner world as expansive as her character's outer world is constrained.

They are the kinds of scenes that define contemporary drama -- men and women, relationships and careers -- but that without an intrusive event cry out for an expansive development of character more suited to the page than the stage.