Sentence examples for expansive dimensions from inspiring English sources

Wright, flummoxed by Citi Field's expansive dimensions from left-center to right-center, hit only 10 home runs in 2009.

I visited the Skywalk soon after its opening and was astounded not at seeing Nature's expansive dimensions open at my feet, but at the sheer irrelevance of the enterprise.

The expansive dimension of non-coding genes is by now a well-recognized feature of eukaryotes genomes.

It's pop music, but it's anchored to the expansive and athletic dimensions of stadium rock; genetically they're less derived from Take That and Backstreet Boys than from Queen and Def Leppard.

expansive (expansion) phase.

Findings: In both sexes, the viscero- and neurocranium follow an orderly pattern of expansive growth in three dimensions.

Ms. Packer's actor workshops, which have drawn both novices and stars like Sigourney Weaver and Raquel Welch, will also find new dimensions in their expansive new home.

On Dewey's expansive understanding of the aesthetic dimension of experience, aesthetic value is not possessed by works of art alone, but can also be possessed by tools and other instruments (EN 283).

This is, in short, a rather disappointing definition of the fourth dimension; not nearly as expansive or creative as the city needs.

Those attracted to pluralistic conceptions of the good take a more expansive view, suggesting that any concrete dimension of value that might be affected by action falls within the purview of practical deliberation (Raz 1999, Raz 2011).

The other dimension to playing a more expansive, even emotional, game is that it engages the crowd – and on Saturday night, large sections of the Arthur Ashe stadium were behind him.