Sentence examples for expansive comments from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain's most expansive comments on the housing crisis date to a speech last March, and echo Mr. Obama's own bottom line.

In remarks immediately interpreted as the most expansive comments on race since he became president, Obama said the US was still not "a post-racial society".

MAULDIN, S.C. — After a round table with veterans here, Mitt Romney on Friday offered his most expansive comments yet on Gov. Rick Perry's "Oops" moment in Wednesday night's debate, though he still steered clear of criticizing his rival.

In his most expansive comments to date on the NSA revelations, the former vice-president was unsparing in his criticism of the surveillance apparatus, telling the Guardian security considerations should never overwhelm the basic rights of American citizens.

Vince Lombardi, the legendary Green Bay Packers head coach, once said in one of his more expansive comments: "The leader can never close the gap between himself and the group.

#AskJK — U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) 11 Mar 13 Paul Kennedy of Soccer America flags a separate podcast Klinsmann did Monday in which he made more expansive comments about Donovan, but also teased an intriguing lineup possibility in which the U.S. would play without a holding midfielder behind Michael Bradley and Jermaine Jones, but instead rely on them to share the role.

Porter said he would not comment because "expansive commentary does no assistance to the defence or the prosecutors or the court or the jury in directing a regular trial".

Judge Bybee's views, described in a daylong sworn interview, represented his most expansive public comments to date about his role in one of the most controversial episodes of the Bush administration.

JERUSALEM — In his most expansive public comments since he was released eight months ago, Gilad Shalit revealed how his love for sports had kept him going through five years of captivity in Gaza, while providing some personal connection with his captors from the Islamic militant group Hamas.

The consequence of promoting expansive public comment in agency proceedings, however, has been to draw them into the the same political bargaining that occurs in Congress.

My idea of "legitimate" is very expansive, and includes comments left on Facebook, requests from my boss, and newsy missives from my friends far away.