Sentence examples for extension of how from inspiring English sources

"It's a sequel, and an extension of how far we've come".

And how we talk about fashion is an extension of how we talk about ourselves and each other.

Is it just an extension of how we protect our larger needs?" Butterworth's parents, lapsed Catholics, considered religion foolish, and he used to agree.

Re "Diabetes: Underrated, Insidious, and Deadly" (July 1): The American attitude toward diabetes is simply an extension of how chronic diseases in general are viewed in the U.S.

One way to think about the uncertainty principle is as an extension of how we see and measure things in the everyday world.

But Melanne Verveer, her former chief of staff, said the speech was merely an extension of how Mrs. Clinton's religious values infused her sense of public service.

In many cases, the tools that companies like Facebook and Twitter are trying to build are natural and obvious extensions of how these platforms are being used already as less formal ways of keeping people connected to their customers.

Just don't change your appearance because you feel the need to conform treat your appearance as an extension of expressing how you feel and be proud of it.

He shows how electricity touched every part of American life, how it became an extension of political ideologies, how it virtually created the image of the modern city, and how it even pervaded colloquial speech, confirming the values of high energy and speed that have become hallmarks of the twentieth century.

That included a grade for "product life extension," a measure of how products are designed to be taken apart for repair, reuse and recycling.

(Taj Mahal's evocative guitar riffs between scenes are suitably subtle.) The real music is in the way people talk, and when the boarders come together for a thrillingly staged Juba session — a call-and-response dance — you see their stylized movements as an extension and exaltation of how each one speaks.