Sentence examples for extent from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Isbin has had to proselytize, to an extent, from the beginning.

Other iterations have tended to veer to a greater or lesser extent from the original script.

I speak, to an extent, from personal memory, but I'm also extrapolating on Wood's behalf.

People who suffered flash burns were protected, to a considerable extent, from radiation sickness.

"We have suffered to a certain extent from that, as have others like Waitrose.

Chip's freakishness, that drew to some extent from my own sense of freakishness.

The later publications of his press thus suffered to some extent from neglect.

Stroeve, J. C. et al. Trends in Arctic sea ice extent from CMIP5, CMIP3 and observations.

And no wonder, for it came, to a substantial extent, from scientists themselves.

The new Italian code of 1942 departed to a large extent from that tradition.

Fortunately, computing the screen extent from this is a trivial matter.