Sentence examples for he never extends from inspiring English sources

His intensity forces our concentration, though, unlike Neil Young, he never extends empathy, only demands it.

It's one of the pleasures of reading him, that for all the callowness, or cruelty, of his characters, he never extends his judgments onto us.

"He never extended himself," Day said.

At the same time, he was far more willing to take up speaking engagements than on the Bodyline tour, showed an appreciation and regard for Indian crowds which he had never extended to Australia, and played the diplomatic role that was usually expected of a captain of the M.C.C. at the time.

But Dexter's self-interest never extends beyond what he needs to do to further his civic mission.

Saturday morning, President Donald Trump attempted to rescind a White House invitation he apparently had never extended, when he tweeted that Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry was no longer welcome to make the customary visit to celebrate the team's NBA championship.

Revealingly, Pete's research project never extends to the writing of endings.

Carker, Dombey's "Grand Vizier", has wonderfully white teeth and a smile that never extends beyond his mouth.

British faith never extends to guaranteed happy endings, however, and anyway, "this is for everyone!" as the opening ceremony reminded us so powerfully and eloquently.

Gaza never extends more than seven miles wide, and the guards in the tower can see the Mediterranean Sea, to the north.

In addition, because the paint never extends to the edges, and the neon's electrical cords and transformers are in full view, the works have a provisional feeling: they are as much paintings of installations as paintings.