Sentence examples for I think extending from inspiring English sources

"I think extending the school year for everybody would be a really bad idea," he said Tuesday.

Initially, it was a boon to the accounting profession, but now it's causing a backlash that I think extends beyond the profession.

"I think extended family for children is very important.

So the very fact that we're streaming, that they make so much money in syndication with streaming on Amazon, I think extends the life of the show.

I don't think he promised radical change, unless you think extending health care to the uninsured is radical.

Those working in venues affected by the lockouts believe it's ridiculous to think extending the curfew by 30 minutes could magically fix the Sydney's crippled nightlife.

It followed that, according to Spinoza, in order for thought to think God, or to think thought itself, it has to think extended substance.

So often I think about extending myself to make an impact, and in that swimming race, she made the first, most difficult action.

While non-Mahayana doctrine emphasizes the absence of the self in persons, Mahayana thought extends this idea to all things.

As you can imagine, this has been a life-changing event on every single level, and I think that extends to my photographic persona and my professional persona.

"Being in California allows that kind of atmosphere, and I think it extends itself to the clubhouse and the guys," said Beane, whose usual attire is shorts and flip-flops.