expansive (expansion) phase.
Even though we're "highly materialistic and self-absorbed," we're also "hell-bent on change," and "tolerance and an expansive world-view are second nature".
An expansive stance was also shown to increase pain tolerance.
A global community of those who believe in this older, or classical, liberalism remains active, generally championing free markets, expansive immigration, civil liberties, free speech, and social tolerance.
The philosopher argues for tolerance, pluralism and liberal virtues in an urbane, expansive world.
Such "expansive" use of the body is shown to increase testosterone and risk tolerance in men and women, she told HuffPost, while the more constrictive stance that women usually take increases the hormone cortisol, which in turn increases stress.
Why not a morally driven politics ― a politics that looks to tolerance, kindness, charity, compassion and community in non-dogmatic and expansive ways, not, as conservatives would have it, to buy off constituencies, but as liberals should have it, to do what is right and good.
It is an expansive approach that suggests recommendations considered "within the context of the needs, preferences, and tolerances of each patient".
Tolerance breeds tolerance.
But he was not expansive.
