Sentence examples for my extrapolation from inspiring English sources

That's not my extrapolation – it comes from DfT director Pete Wilkinson, who a few months ago told a public meeting, "We have got to break them [union members].

This American home is under siege, it appears, and so — if you'll pardon my extrapolation — is the country in which (and for which) it stands.

That's all I said, by the way [Wilshaw laughs], and he went and looked at the anual report and made the extrapolation from my words into '5,000 heads'.

This week, however, there's a story that needs no extra extrapolation on my part.

I thought the same thing, but I've made my fair share of unfair extrapolations from my colleague's posts; it happens.

My only qualm is the extrapolation that fans have made from his career to the rest of the industry.

My work is about evolution and extrapolation.

If my findings are accurate and prime for extrapolation, I was wrong.

"My world prior to baseball was one of theoretical extrapolation," Show said.

The article is a big-picture extrapolation of some of the themes suggested in my piece "The Ponzi State".

It wouldn't have existed without the other song, certainly, but it's not a simple cover version: it's an extrapolation, a reimagining of where Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dying Bed could have ended up.