Sentence examples for as extensions from inspiring English sources

'Think of these places as extensions to my home.

Because McLuhan saw the media as extensions of the human body -- printed books as extensions of eyes, radios as extensions of ears -- he believed that each new technological advance would reshape humanity and traumatize it, too.

He sees buses and bus stops as extensions of social life.

Recently, many authorities have operated as extensions of the governor's office, with little disclosure.

Ms. Griffin tries to see the downstairs spaces as extensions of her 800-square-foot apartment.

THE social theorist Marshall McLuhan famously described media as "extensions of man".

But like many car owners, surfers often see their rides as extensions of their self-expression.

Many philosophers treat their theories as extensions of themselves; his seemed more like a common enterprise.

For the most part they are not replacements for humans; they are better seen as extensions.

For decades, automakers pitched cars as sex symbols, as extensions of drivers' freedom or affluence or eye for beauty.

"With OS X," Mr. Samis said, "there is no such thing as extensions, initialization files or control panels".