Sentence examples for somewhat expansive from inspiring English sources

Jazzercise's somewhat expansive view of the potential is for a franchise to draw in 0.5% of the population living within a 15-minute driving radius.

This was followed by another somewhat expansive blessing.

My mom was somewhat less expansive in her outlook.

The White House and the Obama campaign, not surprisingly, prefer a somewhat more expansive definition — one that includes, for instance, jobs created in dealerships and auto-parts stores.

Range Resources, whose chairman, John Pinkerton, also called for disclosure last year, has a somewhat more expansive view of disclosure than most other companies.

A somewhat more expansive social policy includes not merely, in Churchill's phrase, "the ladder" of opportunity but also a safety net.

There is no Cruyff in the lineup Sunday, and this Dutch team's style is somewhat less expansive that the Total style, where every man on the team could pop up at any position he chose.

Experts interpreted the debate within the Fed as pointing to the possibility of a somewhat less expansive monetary policy later this year, though they were quick to note that the meeting took place before last Friday's report on unemployment and job creation in March, which was much weaker than expected.

Morrison's canvas is somewhat more expansive.

A somewhat more expansive view would hold that perceptual experience has a distinctive phenomenal character even where sensation is informed by concepts.

It will have 5,000 square feet, somewhat more expansive than what the Soviet government allows, still following Lenin's guidelines.