Sentence examples for least expansive from inspiring English sources

"I'll just say this," Ryan said in one of his least expansive answers, "he ended up in single coverage".

Consisting of a pas de deux, two solos and Alvin Ailey's "Revelations," the final Fall for Dance program was both the shortest and choreographically the least expansive of this year's season.

It isn't in Spark's nature to write long - she's the least expansive novelist imaginable - but with other books set in institutions, not only The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie but also The Girls of Slender Means and The Abbess of Crewe, she made sure that minor characters fully justified their existence.

The technology, at least, is expansive.

Audiences are entitled to come to a narrative about the untimely death of a real person in the hope of comprehending something about that death — its tragic force, perhaps, or at least an expansive sense of the causes behind it.

After all, the X-Men library is at least as expansive as the larger Marvel catalogue.

Dylan at least used more expansive language than his contemporaries including the Beatles, the Rolling Stones (2,794 different words) and the Who (1,794).

expansive (expansion) phase.

The New Yorker, September 20 , 1999P. 128 Briefly Noted review of "Foreign Brides" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $22) by Elena Lappin...Lappin's characters are brave and idiosyncratic and more than able to make do in times of hardship, reinforcing our feeling that in this book, at least, community is an expansive term.

They're cool and expansive (at least 550 square feet) with stone tiles, bright local textiles, and light plaster walls, an urbane take on Mexican idiom.

School districts in at least 21 states enjoy expansive "local control," an education and government philosophy that says local elected officials are best equipped to make important decisions about schools and students.