| Within the sphere of visible action, chesed is without cause, a proactive expression of expansiveness. |
| The project's objectives stretch across the entire organization, recognizing the expansiveness and importance of all stakeholders. |
| Students learn about the expansiveness of the Canadian prairie in relation to other dry belt systems around the world. |
| The inherent elasticity in the human security approach necessarily allows for such expansiveness, and this approach is certainly comprehensive. |
| He talked about the geography of the human heart, its expansiveness and depths, and the complexity of which is known to God alone. |
| The Guggenheim, which more than any other art museum epitomized the heady expansiveness of the 1990s economy, has suffered more than most. |
