Sentence examples for true expanse from inspiring English sources
To witness him in this moment is to comprehend the true expanse of human vanity.
A deep insight into the true nature and limitless expanse of love came to us some years ago when we were helping to teach and design a graduate course on "Contemplative Education and Transformational Learning" at Mahidol University in Thailand.
However, you need to head further inland for Zambia's true wilderness gems, where vast expanses of protected land promise real reward to any amateur ornithologist ready to reach for them.
It is overfished, chiefly, it is true, in coastal waters, but also in the great expanses that belong to no state.
Application of a Poisson distribution to the epidemiology of a rare disease such as IMD is appropriate, although in practice the null hypothesis (i.e., complete spatial randomness) cannot be expected to be true even if no clusters of disease exist for a given spatiotemporal expanse.
True, in the meantime the desert has become less of a secret, with expanses of sand now all too familiar to both tourists and moviegoers.
It's been said that Costa has the eye of a still photographer, and true enough the film's most striking image, which frames Ventura against the vast alienating expanse of a new housing development, reminds me of this wonderful Henri-Cartier Bresson picture.
For the true believers, constant war with the Arabs was essential to avoid "assimilation [of Jews] into the Semitic expanse".
Thus, in this view, Resurrection (as with all true miracles) is not contrary to science, but an indicator that science does not (yet?) describe the full expanse of reality.
"I like the open expanse.
