Sentence examples for extended things from inspiring English sources

The fact we're now official has extended things musically, though.

Peirce tended to think of ideas as existing in mind in somewhat the same way as physical forms exist in physically extended things.

However many instances of each kind there might be, there is a dualism of two kinds of substance, according to Descartes: thinking things, or minds, and extended things, or bodies.

Ever since René Descartes, the 17th-century French philosopher, divided the world into two parts–"extended things" (the physical world) and "thinking things" (the mind)–philosophers and scientists have debated whether the human mind is in fact so elusive as to be unknowable.

Ever since 17th-century French philosopher René Descartes famously divided the world into two parts–"extended things" (the physical world) and "thinking things" (the mind)–philosophers and scientists have debated whether the human mind is so elusive as to be unknowable.

Like the idea of one's own extended body and of other extended things, it is discovered through having a particular kind of sensory experience, in this case, the experience of reminiscence (Essay I.ii.1. §15).

Serena appeared happy to play along, in no mood to extend things unnecessarily.

But they aren't; they're only willing to extend things for a year.

That would obviously extend things.

It is not exhaustive, but is most of what you need at least to get started and get to where filling in missing details is fairly easy or a matter of extending things known from the sheets.

"I think because it's not going well, they're going to extend things.