Sentence examples similar to day's extent from inspiring English sources

So it is clear that vegetarianism was common among Christians in Paul's day, to the extent that he had to refute their claim that refraining from meat was an act of piety.

"People knew of the boys' exploits, but not to the extent that 'Long Day's Journey' shows," said Sally Pavetti, curator of the Monte Cristo Cottage, a landmark owned by the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford.

With every passing day, the extent of loss and suffering grows.

He was one of the ones who make Los Angeles great". Museum President Melody Kanschat issued a statement Monday: "The extent of [Stalvey's] contributions to the Monday Evening Concerts is legendary, and his award-winning compositions have brought international attention to Los Angeles.

It's hard not to wonder, in the wake of Thursday's revelations, to what extent Louis has used this persona to shield his reputation.

Along Alamac Road, which spans the Lumber River in better times and was awash with it Sunday, the extent of the region's flood damage and the remaining threat was visible in microcosm.

A Washington Post analysis of Tuesday's primary shows the extent of that disaffection.

Photographs and maps reveal the intensity of Tuesday's earthquake and the extent of the damage.

It is not clear to what extent Sunday's verdict, which cannot be appealed, will help placate Egypt's Coptic community.

The big question surrounding Thursday's announcement is the extent of the control Trenton will exact in exchange for the additional cash the new legislation proposes.

The tussle over the staging of Thursday's meeting suggests the extent to which each side is trying to use it to make overtures not to each other, but to the viewing public.