Sentence examples for good extended from inspiring English sources

J.L. Mackie held a view like this one and embraced this result — Mackie's [1977] error theory about "good" extended only to such putative non-relational senses of "good".

We already know that people who cover politics love a good, extended, endless, painful, expensive primary fight – and that, for them, Clinton v the wacky Republican sideshow isn't entertaining enough.

Its knowing nods to camera can be seen in everything from 30 Rock to Parks and Recreation while Community with its pop-culture obsessions and love of a good extended in-joke is its natural heir.

And now: sunbath is good, extends your life.

Does "it's all good" extend to Citizen Khan?

The public good extends beyond the local to the global through carbon sequestration green streets; particularly trees are proven locally to be an asset in our cities and in our streets.

He writes that "The General Will seems to be, in the last resort, the ineradicable impulse of an intelligent being to a good extending beyond itself" (op. cit., p. 127).

It will take one more vote to see if that "world of good" extends to raising the standard for CSST installed in Lubbock homes, and potentially more Texas communities.

Upon administration of different doses of MM leaves extract (100, 250 and 500 mg/kg) and glibenclamide increased the level of glycated haemoglobin (A1c) in STZ-induced treated diabetic rats to a good extend.

The safety problems of the seized goods extend well beyond Christmas lights, Mr. Morton said.

Augustine's quarrel with the Stoic conception of virtue, vice, and the good life extended beyond terminology, however, for he took the anti-Pelagian stance that the good life is not a do-it-yourself project.