Sentence examples for be a direct extension from inspiring English sources

I just saw Hell House and the robot in John's story, Colby, seems to be a direct extension of the mindset of Christian apotheosizing – fear and titillation are the best tools to turn on the non-believer.

As a consequence, many of the new results for differential equations with the neutral operator A will not be a direct extension of known theorems for neutral differential equations.

The existence of several differential risk factors between the 2 lesion presentations suggests that ulceration may not always be a direct extension of hair loss, as has been implied in previous scoring systems.

When I started making things and selling things, it was a direct extension of that experience.

"Cultural dominatrixes," in Ms. Wagner's phrase, they have a fashion influence that is a direct extension of their power on the stage.

"Everybody is really jealous of my identity as Chunky Pam," said Ms. DiMenna, whose rap-star ambitions are a direct extension of the ongoing Pam gig.

But the no-huddle, I think, is a direct extension from how defenses have gotten so multiple and so substitution-oriented.

The method I had developed, using our design and engineering skills to make a beautiful proposal, was a direct extension of the way we make furniture.

Stripped of swing, words, excess breathing and moment-to-moment dynamics, Ms. Serpa's vocal improvising is a direct extension of her composing.

Exemplifying remarkable resilience and the ability to overcome obstacles – Frog Boy, for instance, telling the audience about his condition while doing cigarette tricks using only his mouth – the freakshow was a direct extension of the American dream itself.

The present article is a direct extension of [22].