Sentence examples for extended of something from inspiring English sources

Metaphysical parts are mutually inseparable, e.g. you cannot present separately the being colored and the being extended of something colored and extended, although those parts are in abstracto distinguishable in the object.

Our research contributes to the idea that the benefits of learning music can extend to something fundamental, like how language is processed," Gabrieli says.

Their affair is actually most like a extended, evolved version of something that might have found its way into Woody Allen's Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex …, although it also aspires to something comparable to Annie Hall.

But innovations like culturomics continue to gain prominence because they extend the prospect of something like scientific progress in the study of human culture.

But here's a Kickstarter project that wants to use your smartphone to extend the powers of something else: a basic microscope — allowing for real-time videos of microbes doing weird stuff to be captured on your phone and easily shared to your social networks (if you're that kind of person).

He provided as an example of an analytic judgment, "All bodies are extended": in thinking of a body we can't help but also think of something extended in space; that would seem to be just part of what is meant by "body".

But then Mehta also compares the whole New Yorker "extended family" to something out of Salinger.

-- President Barack Obama has portrayed the health care reform that bears his name as a means of extending something vital, health insurance, to tens of millions of people who don't have any.

But extended stays demand something more dramatic in the way of a plot.

This desire did not, however, extend to the creation of something akin to a First Amendment in France.

"Not voting in favor of extending something into the future does not seem to me to be voting for a tax increase".