expansiveness

The expansiveness of a film would, in fact, be an advantage.

That expansiveness seemed to be mirrored in the outside world.

He is not the first to rub up against the work's expansiveness at that point.

There is an expansiveness to it similar to that found on the plains.

But his account here never sagged, for all its expansiveness.

His paintings are dominated by the color and expansiveness of the sky.

One is immersed in an expansiveness not seen before at this theater.

This dance is filled with the feelings of freedom and expansiveness.

Many reviewers liked the expansiveness and detail of the game world.

There's an expansiveness to the language there that I find very comfortable."

She felt a great expansiveness, freed from the cloak of flesh.

With her expansiveness, she embraced everyone who came to her house.

That expansiveness which is the essence of the poetic element, they have not.

This means that it is a literary form characterized by freedom and expansiveness.

For me, they're always about the expansiveness of cinema.

He had a sort of fraternal expansiveness that reached out to embrace everyone.

It is a bigger view, modern in its expansiveness, and not as complicated or bloody.

However, in the rehearsal process, the challenge is to control Falstaff's expansiveness.

A civilization built on expansiveness must now reckon with limits.

He greatly enjoys talking continuously about his collection, and its great expansiveness.

The expansiveness of the 19th century has added its inevitable weight.

A few false notes are to be expected in a composition of such expansiveness and ambition.

Here, the voice is lowered and a lyrical expansiveness dominates.

He sat, then leaned back, his arms stretched wide in a gesture of expansiveness.

Dark works best when she homes in on a narrow target and hits it dead center, without any attempt at expansiveness.