Sentence examples for really extensive from inspiring English sources

There's a really extensive social network around lowriding".

Sarah: Yeah, I keep really extensive, detailed playlists for all of my books.

Our vision is really extensive: 100% in the cloud, games that work on any device or screen, and physically-destructible and immersive environments way beyond what we have on Roblox now.

She listed her impressions, both "positive" ("information sections of each college are really extensive, easy to navigate, well labeled") and "negative" ("really hard to figure out the chat feature, no reps would respond to any questions, chat rooms seemed empty").

(There are some indications that the F.A.A.'s talents do not lie along the shopping line, but we will need a really, really extensive study in order to be sure).

"It is unprecedented," says Richard Ambrose, a marine biologist at UCLA. "It's a really extensive decline of a really important component of rocky tidal and subtidal communities along the whole west coast.

The battles and quests are really just extensive preludes to the moment when you bring your character back to town to begin the delicious process of buying and selling weapons, armor, potions, boots and gloves of various exotic materials (demon hide, for instance) and magical properties.

The only question really is, how extensive that information will be".

The stories themselves, though often based on medical fact (Tezuka Osamu really did have extensive medical training), have a strong streak of fantasy.

The CIA really did cultivate extensive relationships with the American press: Former Washington Post reporter Carl Bernstein reported in Rolling Stone in 1977 that CIA files showed 400 reporters had "secretly carried out assignments" for the agency in the '50s through '70s.

"The sexual selection has really translated into extensive remodeling of the wing," Bostwick concludes.