Sentence examples for a sort of extension from inspiring English sources
The arts unite us, in other words, so I see our music programs as a sort of extension of what the parish does on Sunday mornings.
ABC and CBS executives said the deal could be considered a sort of extension of the video-sharing arrangement in which they and the Fox News Channel pool film.
The museum was a sort of extension of his commercial empire, intended to educate the public about "good design", about nice things that you, as a refined consumer, might one day aspire to own.
The great thing about Creed's Work No. 850 is that it is gloriously pointless, a repeated explosion of vitality, a sort of extension of Paul Klee's definition of drawing as "taking a line for a walk".
"Argentina is becoming a sort of extension of Rio Grande do Sul, part of a larger polity, and maybe that's not so bad," said Carlos Escudé, an author of several books on Argentine foreign policy, referring to Brazil's southernmost state, which borders Argentina.
It's a sort of extension of Computer Aided Design which has so transformed professions such as engineering and architecture.
"What we don't want to do is conduct any sort of extension in public.
Occasionally Mr. Keene paints directly over sporadically placed collaged photographs, creating a sort of disparate extension of Abstract Expressionism.
iOS 8 finally allows widgets, a sort of app extension that provides basic functionality within the Notification Centre.
"What we've discovered is that there is a sort of an extension of the North Africa plays into the Maltese waters," he said.
