Sentence examples for is much expanded from inspiring English sources

But my sense of what is possible for a person cognitively in the second half of life is much expanded.

This region is much expanded in comparison to the line in Fig. 1a, and many more combinations of efficiencies lead to coexistence.

Second, the nostril is much expanded compared with other groups of sharks and may provide hammerhead sharks with a keener ability to locate prey and follow scents to their sources.

The company though, is much expanded and a spot of, as Roger puts it, "playing God, or playing Darwin" by new CFO Lane Pryce (played by Jared Harris) has left Ken and Pete as the joint heads of accounts.

But Frank is forced to get up and warble on his night out with Rachel, improbably turning him into the singing detective, and the role of Rachel's sister is much expanded so that she too gets to deliver a low-key cabaret number and make her bid for the guard's body.

The apical part of the lip is much expanded forming transversely elliptic lamina.

The emotional boundaries of our encounter seemed to have been much expanded by the E-mail that preceded it: Gates would be angry one minute, almost goofily happy the next.

For some reason it's a "Moby-Dick" summer: the Encore channel will join the premium-cable original mini-series sweepstakes on Aug. 1 with its own three-hour adaptation of the Melville novel, titled "Moby Dick" and starring William Hurt as Ahab, Ethan Hawke as Starbuck and Gillian Anderson as Mrs. Ahab, in a role that presumably will have been much expanded from the book.

China's Development Research Centre and the World Bank say that on the basis of 2010 figures energy-efficiency targets for Chinese state-owned enterprises save about the same amount; that scheme has recently been much expanded.Subsidies for solar and wind power do less than you might expect, considering the attention they receive.

The British sections too are much expanded, and Williams's work in editing Hudson's Bay Company records, as well as the journals of Middleton and Moor, can be detected in the richness of detail and nuances of character that he brings out, especially in describing their bungled winterings in Hudson Bay.

Its curriculum was much expanded from prior years' and included classes on nutrition, construction, agriculture, housewifery, cooking, carpentry and dressmaking; these classes were segregated into traditional gender roles.