capaciously

The chorus, like the orchestra, was adroit, even in the Latin Quarter chaos of Act II. Best in the cast was the bass-baritone Christian Van Horn, his Colline solidly, capaciously and wittily sung.

Shin cites capaciously, bringing in Herman Melville, Rainer Maria Rilke and Korean burial rites.

It was designed to help his students “think as capaciously as possible about the many lives, human and nonhuman, that are touched by the shift from republic to empire.”

Don DeLillo has written about America in the 20th century so acutely and capaciously that he’s become a fixed star in our literary firmament.

It’s just like confetti drifting capaciously through the air, catching the sun as sporadic flakes dance their whimsical dance.