Sentence examples for extending outwards from inspiring English sources

Some are much larger, extending outwards in concentric circles from us as individuals.

"You could imagine the fungi themselves as forming a massive underground tree, or as a cobweb of fine filaments, acting as a sort of prosthesis to the trees, a further root system, extending outwards into the soil, acquiring nutrients and floating them back to the plants, as the plants fix carbon in their leaves and send sugar to their roots, and out into the fungi.

Condillac maintained that it is only through the sense of touch that a being first acquires an awareness of space as an external continuum extending outwards beyond the bounds of its body, and an awareness of other objects in this space.

It had hurricane-force winds extending outwards 40 mile from the center.

They are packed together, extending outwards from the gill in a manner reminiscent of coral, as is sometimes seen in members of the genus Mycena.

It might therefore have originated in the Kuiper belt, a ring of small icy objects extending outwards from just inside the orbit of Neptune to about 50 AU from the Sun.

The reason is that, in traditional Chinese society, each person's relationship with others is based on a differential mode of association that centers on the self and then extends outwards, first to parents, spouse and siblings, and then to the extended family, to the lineage group, and finally to unrelated members of the society.

The sense of pragmatic optimism extends outwards from Bishopthorpe Road.

It is located underground, hence the way in which it extends outwards instead of upwards!

This effort to step into the baby's shoes is then extended outwards.

What happens is the opposite of quietness, of not much happening: it's as if your ears extend outwards to meet the sound.