Sentence examples similar to might extend singular from inspiring English sources

And we might extend that respect to well-known modern languages; the cognoscenti sniff at the sandwich-shop's offer of "a panini" (panini is plural, with the singular panino, in Italian).

Indications might extend to postlaryngectomy or post-laryngeal transplant patients.

The zone might extend several miles into Lebanon, analysts said.

My question... is how much further those circumstances might extend?

It might extend for more than your life span".

The novel system might extend the spectrum in functional rehabilitation.

Some unions say they might extend or continue the strikes.

It might extend your life and make it more meaningful.

According to this view and Russell and Frege are far from being alone on the matter there is a coherent formal concept of 'unit' available to us, ranging over modes of reference which are not, in the semantically conventional sense, forms of singular reference at all, but which might well extend to include reference altogether generally and as such.

The publisher said it might further extend the offer.

The window might not extend to next year.