Sentence examples for fully extinct from inspiring English sources

It may be incorrect to think of dinosaurs as fully extinct, we are told.

In short, to cite the resurgence of a living language as evidence that a fully extinct tongue could be recovered hundreds of years down the line hardly substantiates the writer's tenuous claims.

After the heat of that summer, we strode along boasting of how much had been achieved, likening racism to an endangered species soon to be fully extinct within our progressive society.

The scars of ancient battlefields, the vainglory of the pyramids, the sabre-rattling of Shelley's Ozymandias — these things are not fully extinct so long as we're here to deride and deplore them.

I'm not saying the mouse will go fully extinct anytime soon.

For whatever reason, bones, fossils, nearly-extinct creatures (and even a few fully-extinct ones, too) have been piling up in my stories recently.

The last surviving fully terrestrial genus, Mekosuchus, became extinct about 3000 years ago after humans had arrived on its Pacific islands, making the extinction possibly anthropogenic.

Unfortunately, the fully public place is a nearly extinct category.

Before the publication of the Neanderthal genome, many researchers expected the first fully sequenced nuclear genome of an extinct species would be that of the mammoth.

Character evolution in the Gnetales and related extinct taxa is not fully understood.

Although not all clades are fully resolved, and our understanding of many extinct radiations remains poor, several previously intractable issues surrounding the living radiations have now been settled [see review in [ 5]].