Sentence examples for extent of everything from inspiring English sources

I don't know the extent of everything she does.

Classical Cynics followed this philosophy to the extent of neglecting everything not furthering their perfection of virtue and attainment of happiness, thus, the title Cynics, derived from the Greek word κύων (meaning "dog") because they allegedly neglected society, hygiene, family, money, etc., in a manner reminiscent of dogs.

His collection, which concisted entirely of issues of the British Commonwealth of Nations, was complete to the extent of having practically everything a true philatelist could desire, sketches, rejected designs, essays, dies, etc.

But to what extent can the religion of everything and nothing inspire the spirit?

His works are modest rectangles quite a bit wider than they are high: he determines the extent of a scene by including everything he can see, rotating his eyes side to side from a fixed position.

Few grasp the extent of Poetry's relevance to everything in our lives -- including politics.

"But for the first time, the extent to which my behaviour was affecting everyone – and the future of everything – sank in".

The first is the extent of Mr Blair's involvement with everything that touched upon the fight with the BBC.

Most insurers offer plans at multiple levels, with prices depending on everything from the extent of the coverage to the age of the traveler.

Jack is the product of rape, but his mother strives to keep the truth of their situation from him, maintaining the illusion that their eleven-foot-by-eleven-foot prison is the extent of the real world and that everything else is TV.

We know that the world is predictable to a certain extent based on past experiences and patterns, and so we create statistical representations of everything we experience.