Sentence examples for much expand from inspiring English sources

Their new release, "Desperate Ground" (Saddle Creek), recalls that triumphant 2006 album with keen hooks and volatile singing, yet doesn't much expand their vaguely political conversations of other recent efforts.

If it does not illuminate her writing, nor does it much expand on her private life, save for to remind us how ruthless she could be in affairs of the heart, how very gelid when in a corner, or about to do a U-turn (don't be misled by the popular idea of her as an otherworldly super-brain, all wide eyes and surprise).

"If it does not illuminate her writing, nor does it much expand on her private life, save for to remind us how ruthless she could be in affairs of the heart … What Murdoch does mostly in these letters is emote, loudly and repetitively and self-centredly".

The thing about those two stimulus programs is that they don't so much expand economic activity as they push it forward.

Trade between the two is already a hefty $110 billion, 41percentt of Taiwan's exports, but the new agreement will much expand that by ending tariffs on key products while opening up the financial services industry to investors from what was once an impenetrable cross-strait divide.

The house, much expanded over the years, is now a nature museum.

(It still has the diligent, data-gathering tone of a magazine story, much expanded).

"With government-funded spaceflight diminishing, there is a much expanded opportunity for privately funded efforts," Mr. Allen said.

As a result, the next president will inherit powers much expanded since the 2001 attacks on New York and Washington.

A couple of decades later he produced a much expanded biography, this time based in part on the unpublished archive.

A cult of student disrespect was burgeoning within the art school system, which had much expanded by the later 60s.