Sentence examples for more capacious from inspiring English sources

"The Wolf of Wall Street" is even more capacious.

We want to convert you from your own narrow views to our more capacious perspective.

But he is keen on the word "British", which he thinks is much more capacious.

Nimoy set a different example: he grew, in a slow, natural, and unpretentious way, more capacious.

But supplemented by annotations that explain back-stories, the book is more capacious than the feed.

So the more users there are, the more capacious that infrastructure becomes.

In fact, McBride's style is more capacious than it might seem.

The next day, however, things got a little more capacious, as it were.

But Williams is a bigger, more capacious writer than he is given credit for.

The book was a new thing--a thing that made travel writing seem more capacious and more incisive.

But in "The View From Castle Rock" the connections are more explicit and the time span more capacious.