Sentence examples for more expansive theme from inspiring English sources
Although one or two of his re-photographs are displayed here, the exhibition, featuring around 40 works, traces a more expansive theme in Mr. Klett's output over the last 25 years: the idea of time as the great leveler, returning everything to ashes and dust.
The waltz theme reappears in more expansive form, along with a 44-second big-band number and an optimistic piece that shimmers with vibraphone and zither.
More expansive patrols remain the subject of negotiations.
The novel's themes are at once more expansive than Netherland's and more obvious.
They sounded some of the same themes, yet Mr. Obama proved more expansive by bringing up the Palestinians and ruminating on the Holocaust and slavery and on cynicism in politics.
But where Mussorgsky painted in crude, powerful strokes, Liadov was more expansive, surrounding the witch's dramatic, low-lying theme with splashes of color from the woodwinds and brasses.
She said she felt the theme of the new exhibition and its more expansive sweep across time provided that context.
The same person also said Mr. Lehane had favored a more expansive message for Mr. Kerry on the campaign trail, conveying something beyond the theme of a Vietnam veteran taking on Mr. Bush's war strategies in Iraq.
Paper money, of course, allows for more expansive expression.
Everything's more expansive.
