Sentence examples for grew broad from inspiring English sources

Her arm strokes grew broad at vigorous lines.

The canvas grew broad, encompassing other galaxies and planes of reality; the characters, cranky and pixilated and neurotic in a hip, late-fifties style, approached, for the first time in the history of comic books, three dimensions.

The wind had slackened, and the sea grew broader and more interminable.

She said, "In some ways, Welby's faith started in that evangelical theological culture, and he grew broader from that".

As Shelley got older, his political vision grew broader and deeper, until the revolution he imagined was less a change of regime than a renovation of humanity itself.

Amid growing deprivation, made all the more grotesque by the wave of heroin and HIV that swept though the country, that cultural renaissance just grew broader and deeper, and major Scottish cultural figures are now pleasingly ubiquitous.

As the becalmed age of Eisenhower changed into the agitated Kennedy years and nuclear dread soured into paranoia, Ginsberg's rhetoric grew broader, his juxtapositions jaggeder and his rhythms heavier.

I watched his world get smaller and smaller as my horizons grew broader and broader until the vision of "us" made no sense at all.

The program was developed to open access to Microsoft's significant research and development investments and its growing, broad patent and IP portfolio.

For example, why cannot it be merely a coincidence that the front teeth grow sharp and suitable for tearing the food and the molars grow broad and useful for grinding the food (Phys. 198 b 23 27)?

Whether you want to grow broad beans in a small kitchen garden, or a big hoop house, there's the right plant for the space.