Sentence examples for extending widely from inspiring English sources

Searle (1990) offers a contrary view according to which only conscious states and dispositions to have conscious states can be genuinely intentional, but most theorists regard intentionality as extending widely into the unconscious domain.

Some of the girls favored a lush base, with leaves extending widely out, while others placed their greenery at strategic corners or angles.

His curiosity extends widely.

His friendships extended widely across the American establishment.

During the last few years, the thin film applications in the metallurgical industries have been extended widely.

Malaria once extended widely throughout the old world, reaching as far north as 64º N latitude and as far south as 32º S latitude.

The influence of Helen Gurley Brown, the former Cosmopolitan editor who died Monday at 90, extended widely across the culture, and was deeply felt in the world of magazines.

The influence of Helen Gurley Brown, who died on Monday at age 90, extended widely across the culture, and deeply within the world of magazines.

But beginning in 2006, the program will pay for all drugs under legislation signed by President Bush last year, and if a ban on payments for unapproved drug use were extended widely, the implications would be profound.

This morale boost often extends widely, affecting low-level staff (i.e., engineers, shop floor personnel, and sales representatives) and inexperienced managers, as well as the usual array of more senior managers.

The business interests of the president's in-laws, known as the Trabelsi clan, extend widely across the country.Ordinary Tunisians find this galling since many of them have had to endure years of unemployment.