Sentence examples for generous enlarging from inspiring English sources
Mr. Webster puts his motif through its paces, milking it for various associations, exploring different figure-ground relationships and adjusting paint handling, color and spatial depth, always guided by a generous, enlarging impulse.
Their generous squarish canvases feature enlarged, nature-book renderings of birds and fish, smacked like decals onto uniform backgrounds of blue, black or, most often, brown -- sometimes with a bit of trompe l'oeil shadow.
It was marked by a generous attitude, by sympathy for the underdog, for those who were not given a chance.... [And] it aimed at enlarging the scope of free action on the part of those who for ages had had no part in public affairs and no lot in the benefits secured by this participation.[3].
ADAM: Enlarged prostate, enlarged prostate, enlarged prostate!
This was generous enough for a banal picture that looks like an enlarged picture postcard handled in the Pointillist style.
But the party's generous welfare agenda — like cash support to families with children and free high schools — could ultimately enlarge budget deficits.
But this energy and emotion was most often mobilised not for the self, but in order to enlarge the bounds of poetry and to put the poet himself at the service of the generous cause of humanity.
"Their horizons are enlarged".
