Sentence examples for extent part from inspiring English sources

"We were, to a certain extent, part of his cabinet".

"Poor old Pugin has been on the back burner to some extent, part of an era that young collectors today have passed by and almost put down.

Ms. Bissett fully intends to exacerbate the sense of helplessness that is always to some extent part of being a passive spectator.

That Mr. Bouley has settled back to where he was six years ago is, to a certain extent, part of the story of what has happened to downtown New York since Sept. 11.

Also hanging around, with an undecided future, is Robbie James McAvoyy), the housekeeper's son, who was put through college by Briony's father, as an act of charity, and who became, to an undefined extent, part of the Tallis clan.

A remarkable student of natural history, Rafinesque believed that each variety of a species is a "deviant," which, through reproduction, may become a permanent species; thus, he anticipated, to some extent, part of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.

An Italianate style of painting developed in Spain in the 14th century and, to a lesser extent, parts of German-speaking Europe—in Austria, for instance, paintings in the Italianate style were added around 1324 29 to make up the present Klosterneuburg altarpiece.

Ophir is in, to some extent, parts of the energy market that are significantly out of favor.

As they were both constituent republics of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), Ukraine and Russia were to a large extent parts of the same country.

"To the extent that part of the present prices are coming from a cartel, this is very, very abnormal".

Fiske lists circumlocutions like an overwhelming majority of ("most"), to a certain extent ("in part") and is of the opinion that ("believes").