Sentence examples for hand expand from inspiring English sources
Advances in technology, which will always occur, help to extend the reach of the hand, expand muscle power, enlarge the senses, and multiply the capacities of the mind.
Subsequent volumes, on the other hand, expand into their own writerly moment, allowing the poet to go further and deeper with their current project and themes.
States on the other hand expand their nationalism to maintain the "power" of incorporation and citizenship, in order to re-territorialize identities here and/or there.
On the one hand, expanding its mission to include terrorism prevention made obvious sense.
The third scenario (DECA3), on the other hand, expanded the 12 nautical miles control zone along the whole coastline.
Winnowing things down on the one hand, expanding them on the other: Cullen the scene-shifter, the space-shaper.
His right-hand glove failed to pressurize and his hand expanded to roughly twice its normal volume accompanied by disabling pain.
But in the years since, these people tamed the land, leveling it by hand, expanding their plots acre by acre, until they had conquered it all.
Bogart did not want her to be actor first and wife second – his own King Kong-like fantasy of a woman was that she should fit into a man's pocket, to be displayed on the palm of his hand, expanded to full-size when desired, and contracted back on command.
Jammeh, on the other hand, expanded the armed forces and created specialized units such as the National Intelligence Agency NIAandand a violent paramilitary hit squad known as the "Jungulars". Both units report directly to Jammeh and have created a palpable "layer of fear" throughout the country, according to a recent visit by a U.N. expert.
After training some monkeys to retrieve pieces of food with a small fork, researchers "noted that during repeated use of the instrument the visual receptive fields anchored to the hand expanded to the point of including the internal space of the hand and the fork – almost as though the image of the latter was incorporated in that of the hand.
