Sentence examples for extent living from inspiring English sources

And I just lived, and am still to some extent living inside that book.

But while, to a certain extent, living organisms are constructed according to algorithms, they are not algorithms themselves.

This way of traveling — and to an extent, living — can be pretty exhausting, which was why I was eager to pack up my bags and head to the Wilderness Reserve for a short staycation.

In a lesser extent, living with the patient and being unemployed were associated to lower QoL levels (respectively RPP, REP and MCS; and BP, PCS).

That Bartoli has, to an extent, lived with her up until now is of great credit to the Frenchwoman, who swiftly moves 0-30 up in this game.

When young, he resembled a prophet in the making; in later life he fully looked the part and to an extent lived it: greatly interested in astrology, his first question on meeting would be to ascertain people's sun sign.

In vitro stimulation with live T. borreli, and to a lesser extent live T. carassii, resulted in an approximate 2 fold up-regulation of TLR2 gene expression in carp macrophages.

We live now in an unprecedented era of history, the first time gay people can to some extent live openly, and love each other for decades, and build families together, without the threat of state reprisal if not without the threat of danger.

That said, it's unclear to what extent live video can help boost Tumblr's popularity, user engagement, and ultimately ad dollars, as it will now be one of many live video options on the today's web.

This indicates that Swedish dogs to a large extent live most of their lives in the same household.

Powdery mildew fungi to a large extent live outside the leaf with less direct contact to the plant tissue, and despite our finding of many effector candidates, they could be few relative to rust effectors.