Sentence examples for often enlarged from inspiring English sources
It is often enlarged by the parent foxes.
They are often enlarged by an expansion of credit.
Her simple pictures are often enlarged to life size, imported into unlikely settings, and rephotographed.
This influential work was often enlarged and went into many editions.
Certain disorders are responsible for most cardiac deaths in young athletes, most often enlarged hearts and abnormal coronary arteries, less often aortic aneurysms or damaged aortic valves.
Sometimes the results are kitsch or surreal but more often than not they are ornate to the point of baroque: turbans are often enlarged and over-painted in brighter colours, whole backdrops meticulously created and hand-coloured.
As heart failure progresses, the heart often enlarges and changes shape.
It often enlarges in middle-aged and older men, squeezing and narrowing the urethra while putting pressure on the bladder.
Shadowlines, George Benjamin's new piece for piano, is in six, short canonic movements, where the imitative secondary voice often enlarges, transposes and transforms the primary.
His witty generalizations often enlarge an individual moment: "Gallic to the core, she had no desire to hear about personal problems".
His primary subject since the late 1960's has been the isolated human face, which he first photographs and then translates into paintings, drawings, prints or other media, often enlarging it to monumental proportions.
