Sentence examples for extent behind from inspiring English sources

That's the sentiment, to some extent, behind Anna's suicide.

Yet it remains to some extent behind the lace curtains, almost a taboo subject, a blind spot in the national conversation.

But when he announced his resignation in 1977, he said: "As far as I'm concerned, the toughest chores the control board has had are, to a great extent, behind it".

"There can be few of us, after all, who don't feel that we were to some extent behind the door when sex was handed out," Bennett writes in his new prose collection, "Untold Stories".

Since the umbra has finite extent behind the wire, two kinds of shading can occur.

In other words, the narrow fracture can initiate and propagate to some extent behind the mudcake without disrupting it (Cook et al. 2016).

The narrative verve and psychological depth in a classic like Theodore H. White's "Making of the President 1960" depended, to a great extent, on behind-the-scenes reporting that, in the age of blanket, moment-by-moment coverage, had already been digested in real time.

However, software and algorithm development has to some extent lagged behind and shifted limitations from data generation to analysis.

MRI revealed left hippocampal sclerosis (HS) and an extensive area of abnormality in the left temporal lobe, extending anteriorly to the level of the amygdala, and with the posterior extent well behind the fourth ventricle.

O'Connell and Bouzereau fill pages proving the extent of Alma's behind-the-scenes work -- she advised Hitchcock on "script material, casting and all aspects of the production" -- and of her work for other directors (11 collaborations adapting screenplays).

(This was to some extent the impulse behind the Cahiers critics' "auteur policy").