Sentence examples for idea of extent from inspiring English sources

Finally is the idea of extent: for gesture, large, expansive movements could be characteristic of happy or (hot) anger.

"People had some notion that there were pathogens that were carried by flies but had no idea of the extent to which this is true and the extent to which they are transferred," Dr. Donald Bryant, a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Penn State, said.

You have no idea of the extent of the damage.

"But I had no idea of the extent.

Very few of them had any idea of the extent of what was going on.

Pound said he believed Coe had "not the faintest idea of the extent" of the corruption.

Steinbeck was one of the few American writers who suspected that F.B.I. agents were tailing them, but he had no idea of the extent of the surveillance.

"The public has no idea of the extent of difference between top surgeons and bad ones," he said.

The toll was rising as experts were getting a better idea of the extent of the outbreak, Mr. Hartl said.

Like many other low-level cadres, she said she had had no idea of the extent of the Khmer Rouge killings.

Storm coach Craig Bellamy said until Slater's operation this week the club had no idea of the extent of the injury and how long their star would be out.