Sentence examples for extended to fellow from inspiring English sources
But it extended to fellow Republicans.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to fellow member Harry Friedman and to all the members of his family.
That service could be extended to fellow employees as well as to customers.
As such, possessing the same legal protections extended to our fellow citizens will bring those of us who are members of minority groups a long way towards the larger recognition that we desire, and deserve: to be seen as fully human.
He said that he "couldn't help being moved" by many of the locations he visited, and his empathy extended to his fellow-sightseers.
The Wolfsburg left-back Marcel Schafer got to the by-line and his cross was headed in strongly by an unmarked Edin Dzeko.Until then the Bosnia striker had looked unworthy of the adoration extended to him and his fellow forward Grafite by the home crowd.
It's easy enough to place a backpack between one's feet on the subway; no one gets bumped, and it's a small courtesy to extend to your fellow travelers.
After referencing writings by professors Ana Louise Keating and Kimberly C. Merenda that explain how our bodies contain over 100 trillion assorted bacteria, the collective adds a final note detailing their goals for Afteur Pasteur: "If we can revise our traditionally antagonistic relationship with microcosms, perhaps this will serve as a template to extend to our fellow species".
We believe that this is the first study to note (albeit in relation to a small minority of respondents, n = 2) that young adults' identity related concerns in the opportunistic screening encounter extend to their fellow interactant, the healthcare professional; that one of the reasons why a young person might accept screening would be to protect the identity of the screening professional.
Ridicule often extended to supposed intellectual limitations, with Lyndon B. Johnson once joking, "He's a nice fellow but he spent too much time playing football without a helmet".
Her versatility extended to sculpture.
