Sentence examples for idea of the extent from inspiring English sources

You have no idea of the extent of the damage.

"But I had no idea of the extent.

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

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

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

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

Several Australian players and coach Darren Lehmann, apparently intoxicated, spoke to Sydney's Triple M radio on Tuesday morning to give an idea of the extent of their revelry.

But I don't think anyone had any idea of the full extent of the problem".

While the authorities have little idea of the full extent of the burnings, because families hide them out of shame and often claim they are accidents, the desperate attempts of young women to escape lives dictated by tribal customs and a deeply conservative Islam are undeniable.

As I got to know her I sensed a vulnerability beneath her comic genius, but I had no idea of the true extent until she rang me one day about seven years ago to say she'd been admitted to the Priory suffering with depression.

So, to get an idea of the true extent of the city one has to consider the names of the localities from historical sources.