Sentence examples for widening of his from inspiring English sources

The importance of drawing for an artist's growth and the widening of his horizon is attested also by the work of Peter Paul Rubens, whose studies and sketches make up an integral part of his creative achievement.

His voice when it emerged was a hoarse whisper, and he formed words with difficulty, each syllable accompanied by the widening of his eyes and a grin, as if greeting every tortured sound as an old, forgotten friend".

It might be buried beneath a million long words, but he definitely has a sense of humour – a dark sense of humour – which is completely imperceptible apart from the slight widening of his ravaged-looking eyes at certain moments.

"I think all of us at that point were going, 'If I keep doing this, this is just what I'm going to keep doing for the rest of my life.'" He attributes his willingness to step into new emotional territory to his experience raising four boys (ages 4, 8, 13 and 14 years), along with a widening of his musical tastes: "I'm a father now.

Now, investigators are scrutinizing a widening circle of his friends and aides.

But it's also because there are widening chunks of his career that he can't remember: Two full NFL seasons have disappeared from his memory, he says, and even some of his most memorable plays have grown hazy.

Then he worked with his friends; now he meets new people, goes new places, makes new friends, and his series reflects the widening spectrum of his experience, even secondhand.

The icon of psychedelic West-Coast beatmaking blasts apart even the progressively widening scope of his first four albums, assisted by Thundercat, rappers Kendrick Lamar and Snoop Dogg, Herbie Hancock and the visuals of horror-manga artist Shintaro Kago.

For his widening of horizons, by meeting his friends, but mostly by his talk".

I know we're talking Keanu Reeves here, but surely the man is capable of widening his eyes, dropping his jaw, wrinkling his brow as it becomes clear that there's no end in sight to all those SmithSmithSmithSmithSmithSmiths.

The report makes clear that Mr. Foley's misconduct became known to an ever-widening circle of his colleagues and their aides, including Speaker Dennis Hastert.