"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.
The popularity of the selfie is, says Mariann Hardey, "an extension of how we live and learn about each other" and a way of imparting necessary information about who we are.
Google will begin blocking search results across all of its domains when a search takes place within Europe, in an extension of how it implements the "right to be forgotten" ruling.
When writer talked to him, he said his melodic approach is based on phrasing & his phrasing is an extension of how he hears the intervals & pitch of the tunes he plays.
If she enters the presidential race, her campaign would be an extension of how she ran in Georgia, with a focus on turning out voters who don't always show up, concentrating on communities of color and raising pointed questions about the state of democracy under President Trump.
