Sentence examples for expansive discipline from inspiring English sources

In Monday's statement, the association defined anthropology as "a holistic and expansive discipline that covers the full breadth of human history and culture".

He became a Jesuit novice, embarking on the intellectually demanding course of Jesuit formation that typically involves a dozen or more years of expansive study, teaching, and spiritual discipline.

The problem here is that "design", that most expansive of disciplines, means everything from infrastructure and housing to products and branding.

expansive (expansion) phase.

His choral forces were always disciplined: the expansive melodies were elegantly phrased, with the surging crescendoes and stirring climaxes resonating through the cathedral.

But the review analyzed only a narrow segment of the LAPD's expansive system for investigating and disciplining officers.

The literature on community indicators of alcohol use and harms is expansive, spanning a large number of disciplines and extending back for numerous decades.

His fiction is generous and expansive, but it's achieved through monastic discipline: no children, no holidays, several years spent working on each book (seven for The Corrections, nine for Freedom).

Unlike Cubism, Mr Pollock's drip paintings offer a relatively coherent, three-dimensional space that is at once both "expansive and cosmic", Mr Adams says.Benton taught Pollock artistic discipline and also provided a model of "how to behave like a bad boy".

"I want a relaxed atmosphere where the football is free-flowing, entertaining, expressive, expansive and attack-minded with an air of organisation, discipline and professionalism within the club.

Years of ascetic discipline have allowed Erró to produce such an expansive body; "I work 10 to 12 hours everyday," he says.