Sentence examples for expansive reading from inspiring English sources

Bank of America, in a motion to dismiss its case, described the prosecution as having "a wildly expansive reading" of the law.

But the question for the Court is not what is enlightened or sound policy but rather what the Constitution and its Amendments provide; I am unable to accord to the Fourteenth Amendment the expansive reading the Court gives it.

He coaxed a richly detailed and boldly expansive reading of the score from the orchestra.

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However, that seems to be an overly expansive reading of the Court's decision.

He advocated federal power against the doctrine of states' rights and favored an expansive reading of the Constitution.

In today's world, the use of communication devices is so commonplace there is a fear that "[t]he government's over-expansive reading of § 843(b) thus threatens to turn virtually every personal use acquisition into a federal felony". See id. at 3-6.

I'd take short vacations to St . Petersburgwhile studying in university to visit friends and wander through the expansive bookshelves, read excerpts on the back of book covers and then flip through pages upon pages of poetry, fiction, memoirs and essays.

In her dissenting opinion, Justice Ginsburg said that in its "expansive new reading" of the ex post facto clause, the majority misconstrued the Texas amendment as changing the amount of evidence the prosecution needed.

The titans of modern mainstream entertainment such as the Harry Potter films, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, the Sopranos et al may boast expansive cumulative running or reading times, but they are broken into discrete, palatable chunks.

Where once we might have read expansive works of science fiction creating vivid and ambiguous alternative realities to help us navigate the future, now we have worrisome documentaries of threats so present they have often played out by the time the galley hits the review pile.