Sentence examples for which enlarged from inspiring English sources

H. G. Wells should have been considered for the science fiction, which enlarged everybody's imagination.

The purchase, which enlarged protection for once-fabulous wetlands supporting thousands of migrating birds, was essentially a bailout.

She had complemented her experience by constant reading, including reading of trade journals, and the Wall Street Journal all of which enlarged her knowledge of the species.

She had complemented her experience by constant reading, including reading of trade journals, and the Wall Street Journal — all of which enlarged her knowledge of the species.

Meighen worked effectively to implement the controversial policies of the Borden government, many of which enlarged Canada's role in world affairs.

The new Title IX policies on sexual misconduct which were then sweeping campuses perpetuated "myths and fantasies about power," Kipnis wrote, which enlarged the invasive power of institutions while undermining the goal of educating students in critical thinking and resilience.

In Europe certain lace bugs (Tingidae) insert their eggs into flower buds, which enlarge and house developing lace bug nymphs.

The zany host, bullet-headed Ahmet Zappa, speaks remotely via a video screen, which enlarges his image to four times life size.

For the Android, try Swype, which lets you slide fingers from letter to letter instead of jabbing them, or ThickButtons, which enlarges needed keys as you go.

Second, as is shown in the next chart, which enlarges the health-production process, health care proper is merely an input in the production of health.

Our favourite piece The HB Lamp, which enlarges  the humble pencil to gigantic proportions, to let people scribble over their walls and floors.