Like her friend the author Tim Dee (Four Fields, 2013), or her contemporary Jay Griffiths (Wild, 2006), she extends the boundaries of nature writing.
James Macdonald's direction fastidiously charts the minute shifts of tone and, while I suspect the play may have worked even better in an intimate space, it is one that enlarges our understanding and extends the boundaries of compassion.
It's not a show that extends the boundaries of the form, but one that simply, and happily, takes us back to the all-but-lost era of musical comedy.
On occasion, something special comes along, something like "Battlefield Earth," a picture that extends the boundaries of the horrible in such significant fashion that the title should be added to the synonyms for bad in the Oxford English Dictionary.
An eruv, a ceremonial demarcation, symbolically extends the boundaries of a home and allows Orthodox Jews to carry objects outside the home on the Sabbath despite the overall prohibition against work.
The vision we provide extends the boundaries of Predictive Analytics with reference to modeling aims, knowledge inputs, collaborative work, human-computer interaction, and relationships across these components.
The establishment of a separate court system for youths followed other progressive reforms, like compulsory education and child-labor laws, which extended the boundary of childhood.
The loss of votes to the Greens may encourage Democrats to extend the boundary of their party a little further to the left, which might put more Green issues into the centre of the political stage.
Some research results are positive and extend the boundary of TRIZ.
In June 2013, the World Heritage Committee extended the boundary of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Site by over 170,000 hectares, after successful negotiations between loggers, environmentalists and politicians.
