Sentence examples for not so expansive from inspiring English sources

It's not a loose, swinging beat; Native American music is solid, not so expansive.

Mr. Albee's cosmic concerns are not so expansive as to take in the notion of death as cruel, untimely cutting off fulfilling relationships within a caring family.

Think something like Assassin's Creed Odyssey, though maybe not quite so expansive as that.

It shouldn't feel so expansive, yet somehow it does.

Perhaps in part because the field is so expansive and not well defined.

Viewed from a sufficiently expansive perspective, the world was not so confusingly fragmented and chaotic as it might seem to surface dwellers.

When social media was becoming so expansive, celebrities and influencers didn't know it would end up being a way to sell products, promote brands or land endorsements.

Given that the sound and scope of the album is by design so expansive, Abrams says he hasn't yet had the opportunity to figure out how he'll actually perform the songs live.

How can she not see that her campaign against non-violent extremism is so expansive that even Jesus Christ could easily have been convicted of it?

Her previous full-length fictions, Accidents in the Home and Everything Will Be All Right, were expansive, if expertly controlled, generational sagas, driven not so much by plot as by association and imbroglio.

In other words, what's happening is not so much a replacement of clueless men but more an expansive view of what it means to be a man in this day and age.